WIPP; 57 Nuclear Waste Containers From Los Alamos At Risk For Explosion
57 nuclear waste containers from Los Alamos national lab are considered at risk for explosion after two similar barrels were
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57 nuclear waste containers from Los Alamos national lab are considered at risk for explosion after two similar barrels were
Read moreOfficials at WIPP have released photos and some details about the new findings in the waste site. They have visually
Read moreUpdate: The current suspected cases sit at 39, with the previous total being 41. Some suspected cases had been moved
Read moreThe Health Ministry has announced they will give 20,000 of the workers at Fukushima Daiichi life long health checks. 2,000
Read moreAn interesting admission was recently made by the top communications person at General Electric related to how the company manipulates
Read moreTwo manga (graphic novel/comic books) series have taken up the cause of the Fukushima Disaster and caused a stir in
Read moreDOE officials at WIPP admitted earlier this week that there was some sort of fire or heat event in room
Read moreA new law has been enacted by the Diet to allow the current entity dealing with compensation for victims to
Read moreThis may be a first. The town of Naraha has demanded the central government decontaminate the town to what would be
Read moreWork has begun towards implementing a way to remove the melted fuel at Fukushima Daiichi. It was reported earlier this
Read moreTEPCO announced they could begin dumping bypass well water into the sea as early as May 20th. The wells have
Read moreLEAKS HAPPEN By Barry The list of troubling events leading up to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) closure on February
Read moreTaiwan will continue to keep the region around Fukushima Prefecture as a “red” travel warning. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Read moreTEPCO and contractor Toshiba plan to install muon detectors next year at Fukushima Daiichi. This technology will allow scientists to
Read moreThe fourth nuclear plant reactors in Taiwan have been found to have failed containment tests. This has created considerable controversy
Read moreThe entire decommissioning plan has hinged on this one thing, the ability to flood the containment structures of the reactors
Read moreNuclear waste (mostly soil and plant matter) piles up around Japan with nowhere to go. Twitter user hitsuji44 shared the
Read moreThe Aomori governor weighed in on the stalled safety review of the Rokkasho nuclear fuel site and how they are
Read moreAnother town hall was held last night and brought forth a number of new admissions on the situation at WIPP
Read moreOur research team has been following the events at WIPP since the February 14th incident at the facility. Some very
Read moreKelp Watch has released their first batch of testing results. The program is a mash up of university, national lab
Read moreOECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ) has established a rather unusual program targeted at students in Fukushima prefecture.
Read moreTEPCO released a small selection of images of some of the fuel removed from the unit 4 spent fuel pool.
Read moreA contract worker at Fukushima Daiichi during the height of the disaster has filed suit for his exposure. The individual
Read more814 spent fuel assemblies have been removed from the spent fuel pool of unit 4 to the common pool. Workers
Read moreDetails of the new upcoming effort to investigate the containment structures of the melted reactors at Fukushima Daiichi have been
Read moreThe Japanese government began funding this project after it was discovered TEPCO had realized the need, yet hid the problem
Read moreTritium levels at the Fukushima Daiichi site have jumped by 17 trillion becquerels since January. There is new concern that
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Read moreBuried in the most recent Roadmap document is some useful information about how and where reactor water is leaking out
Read moreTEPCO again books a profit, this time about 438 billion yen. The company recently received another injection of government money.
Read moreDon’t pop the champagne quite yet. Removal of spent fuel from the damaged unit 4 fuel pool has crossed the
Read moreSpent fuel processing at Fukushima has made some new progress though much work remains with higher risk work being left
Read moreTEPCO completed an initial inspection of the unit 3 MSIV room that houses valves critical to shutting down the reactor.
Read moreUnit 4 has had 748 fuel assemblies removed to the common pool as of today. This article would not be
Read moreProtests in Taiwan grew and continued on over the weekend. They have had some impact as the government at least
Read moreProtesters in Taiwan have been in action all week. Today they established a sit in on the anniversary of the
Read moreJapan’s nuclear regulator took a shot at the nuclear industry response to safety after Fukushima. “He said nuclear operators have
Read moreTEPCO received another 191.8 billion yen from the Japanese government. The money is intended to be used to pay compensation claims
Read moreA report issued this week by the NRA cites that two monitoring points outside the plant serve as indicators for
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