Commission Looks At Expanding Nuclear Evacuation Zones
The Nuclear Safety Commission looks at expanding the planned evacuation zones around nuclear power plants. The current zones are 10km.
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The Nuclear Safety Commission looks at expanding the planned evacuation zones around nuclear power plants. The current zones are 10km.
Read moreThe Fukushima prefecture government health panel has announced evacuees and those who fall under the health screening scheme will now
Read moreAgain flying in the face of TEPCO’s claims everything is fine, large levels of radiation are showing up in the
Read moreChildren in the Fukushima region were tested initially in May and more recently in late July. This testing is independent
Read moreWild deer found in Tochigi, south west of Fukushima prefecture tested positive for radiation contamination. The deer were found to
Read moreA recent NHK survey found an increasing number of evacuees think returning home won’t happen or would be extremely difficult
Read moreEnson Inoue has been traveling to the exclusion zone to feed the abandoned pets and to bring aid to evacuees
Read moreThe environment minister Hosono has raised the limit on radioactive waste allowed in landfills from 8000 bq to 100,000 bq.
Read moreThe Japan Bar Federation has released a statement questioning the story TEPCO presented to the media surrounding the death of
Read moreWild mushrooms with 28,000 bq/kg of radiation were found by the Citizen Radiation Measuring Station in Fukushima. Considering the already
Read moreThe Wall Street Journal explores the strange situation of evacuation by hot spot going on in areas outside the 20km
Read moreNew reports were everywhere in the past 24 hours of radiation being found or information finally being released. These are
Read moreTwo workers and possibly a third were exposed to penetrating beta radiation while changing filters in the water clean up
Read moreA worker at Fukushima Daiichi has died. He is reported to have worked at the plant for a week for
Read moreThe Atomic Energy Agency and Kyoto University used a car equipped with testing equipment and Google Earth to create this
Read moreThis NIRS document instructing people about protective iodine contained some puzzling instructions. As a comparison we found a US FDA document on
Read moreA Japan Atomic Energy Institute paper from 2002 recently surfaced online. This paper was the technical estimations of what would
Read moreThis is part 4 of a 4 part series about the Hanford nuclear site in Washington State. We hope the
Read moreThis is part 3 of a 4 part series about the Hanford nuclear site in Washington State. We hope the
Read moreKan is scheduled to give a speech in Fukushima on Saturday to give details on the longer term exclusion zone
Read moreThis is part 2 of a 4 part series about the Hanford nuclear site in Washington State. We hope the
Read moreThis is part 1 of a 4 part series about the Hanford nuclear site in Washington State. We hope the
Read moreBy Dean Wilkie The linear no-threshold model (LNT) is a method for predicting the long term, biological damage caused by
Read moreDoctors throughout the devistated region are warning of a larger public health problem due to radiation exposure. Doctors in Chiba
Read moreIn April, 2011 a group of experts and related professional groups urged all workers to have stem cells collected before
Read moreAccording to a news report by NHK today Fukushima Daiichi has lowered the emissions from the damaged plant. Even with
Read moreFound in a ditch 100km from the disaster site. This is an extremely high reading. No clear answers yet why
Read more(From Fukushima prefecture’s website) Translation from Japanese into English Health Check-up for Fukusima residents (Documents as of July 24) by
Read moreThis page is for categorization of reports and data related to radiation exposure through all sources, studies on radiation exposure
Read moreContaminated pool water in Fukushima schools is creating yet another problem to solve. Some school pools were found to have
Read moreRight after the meltdowns began at Fukushima Daiichi local officials in Iwaki distributed protective iodine to the residents. It was
Read moreUpdate: The video has been being deleted off of YouTube. Please download a copy of the video and transcript to
Read moreThe Japanese government has been touting this “cold shutdown” myth extensively over the last week. As Ex-SKF put it, the
Read moreWe recently wrote about the high radioactivity being found in soil and at locations around Kashiwa, Chiba (suburb of Tokyo).
Read moreMember Asuperdry, took matters to hand and had local soil from Kashiwa tested. 23,663 bq/kg cesium 134 was found and
Read moreThe news that the city of Fukushima, Japan, plans to give badge-like dosimeters to 34,000 children in September — to gauge
Read moreThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has prepared this fact sheet to help you understand the possible health
Read moreTEPCO has made progress on safe areas for workers to rest and cool down. These areas are spaced around the
Read moreGov’t may expand scope of evacuation order in Fukushima Full article: Tuesday 07th June, 06:22 AM JST This article would not
Read more“As officials in Japan agonize over what constitutes a safe radiation dose for people who live near the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear
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