Fukushima 3rd Anniversary; Technical Report Unit 4
Unit 4 saw the completion of the defueling building. Since early in 2011 TEPCO has considered the removal of fuel
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Unit 4 saw the completion of the defueling building. Since early in 2011 TEPCO has considered the removal of fuel
Read moreUnit 3 saw considerable work take place in the last year. The torus of this unit was considered to be
Read moreThese events and new information were found on unit 2 within the last year. TEPCO announced in July that they
Read moreWith the 3rd anniversary of the 3-11 triple disaster approaching we have taken a look at the changes that have
Read moreAbout 10,000 showed up for a series of protests and concerts in Tokyo. photos from the Tokyo protest. 300 showed
Read moreIn a peer reviewed paper released this week by the journal Environmental Science & Technology, a Japanese team of researchers
Read moreDOE is reporting they have put probes into the mine at WIPP today to check underground radiation levels. This photo
Read moreA radioactive bus from Japan is causing problems in Jamaica. The bus was found to be contaminated when it arrived
Read moreA town hall meeting and a meeting with New Mexico’s congressional delegation showed the level of frustration and lack of
Read moreThe local DOE office released a new statement on the situation at WIPP. They mentioned they are going to “seal
Read moreThe WIPP exhaust filter readings have been published. The pre-filter readings for the exhaust shaft were: 1,365 Bq/m3 of Americium
Read moreUnit 4 has had a total of 418 fuel assemblies removed from the spent fuel pool to the common pool
Read moreThe New Mexico Environment Department has issued a modified permit for WIPP to store some lower level waste in parking
Read moreThe local fishing cooperative in Iwaki found 110 bq/kg in a rockfish tested for radioactive contamination. This type of fish
Read more60 years ago today the US detonated the Castle Bravo nuclear bomb test near the Marshall Islands in the Pacific.
Read moreThe United Steel Workers is sending a team of international safety department scientists to take samples and test workers at the
Read moreFitnews is reporting that the US MOX plant in South Carolina may finally be ending. The project has never had
Read more13 workers have been found to have internal exposure to americium 241 by inhalation after their lab tests came back. DOE
Read moreCEMRC has released some new radiation readings from the WIPP incident on February 14th. Previous readings reported by DOE can
Read more31,383 workers have passed through the gates of Fukushima Daiichi between March 2011 and December 2013. TEPCO has complained of
Read moreSome Fukushima contamination samples collected by citizens in Japan have been tested for strontium 90. Marco Kaltofan from the Dept.
Read more374 fuel assemblies have been moved from unit 4’s spent fuel pool to the common pool as of this week.
Read moreScientists from the Bedford Institute of Oceanography have found levels of cesium in sea water off the Vancouver Canada coast that
Read moreA joint public meeting was held in Carlsbad NM today for the public to ask questions about the incident at
Read moreExamples of the continued abuse of workers hired to work at the nuclear disaster site continued in the last year.
Read moreWe have some new WIPP radiation readings along with some additional information to bring people up to speed on this
Read moreAfter pressure from the Health Ministry, TEPCO recalculated the thyroid doses of some workers. These totaled to 1,973 workers who received
Read moreOfficials are considering a ceiling collapse that crushed radioactive waste barrels containing plutonium as a possible cause for the radiation
Read moreFederal representatives reported that a joint investigation is underway to establish a plan to enter WIPP’s underground facilities. They gave
Read moreLocal food coops that carefully select and test their food have become a go-to source for people concerned about contamination
Read moreCEMRC, the New Mexico authority that monitors outside the WIPP plutonium facility has provided some usable readings for the leaks.
Read moreMore agreements have been inked between Fukushima Medical University and the international nuclear mafia. Fukushima Medical University has signed an
Read moreThere were big concerns thrown around about the situation in the Pacific related to Fukushima in the last year. Oceanographers
Read more100 tons of water leaked from a contaminated water tank at Fukushima Daiichi after workers incorrectly aligned valves. They then
Read moreThe environmental center charged with monitoring around the WIPP plutonium storage facility in New Mexico has detected plutonium and americium
Read moreUnit 2 at Fukushima Daiichi has lost another bottom thermometer in the reactor vessel. Workers said it short circuited when
Read moreThe concerns about food contamination from Fukushima has also increased awareness of the lingering problems of world wide food contamination
Read moreTEPCO released radiation readings for water inside the unit 3 turbine building this week. The readings were from December 2013.
Read morePeople around Japan are still conducting efforts to understand their environment and to act as a 3rd party accuracy check
Read moreTEPCO reports a total of 352 fuel assemblies have been removed from the unit 4 spent fuel pool as of
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