Another Typhoon Headed Towards Fukushima Daiichi
Typhoon Wipha is headed towards Fukushima Daiichi. The storm is expected to be a category 1 typhoon as it reaches
Read moreTyphoon Wipha is headed towards Fukushima Daiichi. The storm is expected to be a category 1 typhoon as it reaches
Read moreAs part of the effort to restart Kashiwazaki Kariwa the nearby city of Nagaoka held an evacuation drill. JAEA and Niigata
Read moreProtests, more new problems at Daiichi and more. The government is considering lifting an evacuation order for the town of
Read moreWorkers are stressed, nobody is being held accountable, solutions remain out of grasp with the Olympics as a looming distraction.
Read moreThe US NRC has sent home 90% of their staff. Only resident inspectors and a handful of core staff remain.
Read moreSo what happens to TEPCO? It is painfully obvious to anyone paying attention that the corporate management structure is incompetent
Read moreA Canadian paper talked to experts and used government data to estimate the risk to human health from Fukushima contaminated
Read moreThe acceptable amount of radioactive cesium in human urine is zero. The substances (cesium 134 and 137) does not exist
Read moreTaiwan, a country that is about 1/3 the land mass of the state of Kentucky has over 23 million residents.
Read moreThe NRA had nothing good to say to TEPCO president Hirose today. In a rather scathing rebuke of the company, Katsuhiko
Read moreTEPCO payed out their portion of a $2 million payment to the village that sits near their planned new nuclear
Read moreNHK is reporting that TEPCO has admitted the reason the latest tank leak happened was contributed to by the tank
Read moreIn this report to METI TEPCO admits that with all of their nuclear plants offline they have excess power generation
Read moreJapan’s nuclear regulator had scathing criticism of TEPCO at their meeting today. They also stated that the handling of the
Read moreThe NY Times published an article today looking at the limbo Fukushima evacuees live in. Most in Namie and other
Read moreJapan fast food chain Yoshinoya will grow rice and vegetables in Fukushima prefecture. They touted the change as helping reconstruction
Read moreTakahiro Katsumi has been following an unusual trend on twitter in Japan. People began posting complaints of severe nosebleeds, then
Read morePEER a group representing public workers has filed a lawsuit against the US NRC for their refusal to share information
Read moreThe head of METI mentioned during discussions about TEPCO obtaining new bank financing that Fukushima Daini should be decommissioned. He
Read moreThe FDA’s mantra since 2011 to the concerned public about Fukushima contamination in the food supply has been “don’t worry”.
Read moreTwo news articles about one meeting. One the head of TEPCO admits 400 tons of groundwater is leaking from the
Read moreALPS restarted briefly then shut down over the the weekend. The cause? Workers left a rubber mat used to give
Read moreWe see these quite frequently where citizens document radiation in places deemed safe or at levels much higher than the
Read moreChubu Electric has said they will apply for a restart inspection for unit 4 at their Hamaoka Nuclear plant. Unit
Read moreNewsflash on 47 News below. Safety review application TEPCO Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant of TEPCO, has applied to the Nuclear Regulatory
Read moreBecause the lack of regulation worked so well at Fukushima Daiichi, Japan PM Abe announced his plan to deregulate business
Read moreWe had to share this. Reprinted here with permission from David Bear. Conversation at Charlie & Joe’s Auto Repair
Read moreIn a recent interview with a DPJ politician involved with the early response to the Fukushima disaster he stressed that
Read moreSouth Korea has expanded their ban of food from northeast Japan to 50 products. They are also urging consumers to
Read moreTEPCO released the first images of the inside of the unit 4 defueling building. The images focus on the overhead
Read moreThe ongoing releases at Fukushima Daiichi are beginning to add up. Between September 2011 and September 2013 roughly 44.9 terabecquerels
Read moreMore people are beginning to question the efforts to decontaminate areas in Fukushima. With a price tag that could reach
Read moreThis NRA report from June of 2013 found cesium 134 and cesium 137 still showing in city drinking water across
Read moreBased on the calculations of Michio Aoyama (Meteorological Research Institute, Japan) 60 GBq of cesium 137 and strontium 90 have leaked out
Read moreChinese authorities have seized a shipment of radioactive scrap metal sent from Japan. This is apparently not the only batch
Read moreThe current LDP government in Japan is proposing splitting TEPCO into two companies. One would focus on decommissioning the plant
Read moreUPDATE: Kyodo News is reporting that PM Abe had no actual knowledge of the situation at Fukushima Daiichi’s port when
Read moreToday’s quake at Daiichi has been upgraded to a 5.9 04:54 20 September 2013 M5.9 quake strikes Fukushima, no reports
Read moreAccording to a new article by Reuters, TEPCO knew of the need to install a ground water bypass system back
Read moreTEPCO has known about the massive groundwater intrusion and leaking at the site since at least May of 2011. The
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