New No Nukes Protests In Tokyo This Weekend
About 25,000 to 30,000 gathered in Tokyo to protest the attempts to restart reactors in Japan. The groups gathered at
Read moreAbout 25,000 to 30,000 gathered in Tokyo to protest the attempts to restart reactors in Japan. The groups gathered at
Read moreMarumori town in Miyagi prefecture, just north of Fukushima has conducted their own independent thyroid exam survey. The survey involved
Read moreTEPCO announced a plan that should enable them to look inside unit 2 and inspect the reactor vessel directly. TEPCO
Read moreUnit 4 Spent Fuel Pool Issues: We went in depth on the issues with Unit 4’s spent fuel pool in
Read moreUnit 1 Group Findings Earthquake And Corium Issues: We found an ongoing trend where significant earthquakes of 6.0 or higher
Read moreGroup Findings Unit 3 Ex-vessel steam explosion: Information gathered from the unit 3 explosion and events before and after the
Read moreNoriyuki Kitajima works at Fukushima Daiichi and is in New York City for the anniversary of the March disaster. His
Read moreWe will be live blogging the NRC public meeting on spent fuel disposal policy tomorrow at 1pm CST January 31st.
Read moreThese images appear to be from late 2011. The spent fuel pool end of unit 4 is partially dismantled yet
Read moreTEPCO recently released more images inside unit 4. The photos are to explain their theory that unit 3 spewed hydrogen
Read moreNovember 8, 2011 ~ ~ Mr. Sherwood Martinelli 351 Dyckman Street Peekskill, NY 10566 Dear Mr. Martinelli: On behalf of
Read moreThe two cities near the Hamaoka nuclear plant can’t agree on allowing the reactors to restart. The mayor of Omaezak wants
Read moreBeyond Nuclear and a who’s who list of experts and de-nuclear groups will have a public meeting with the NRC
Read moreSurvivors of Chernobyl pointed out the international dysfunction surrounding nuclear power. Surviving technical engineers from Chernobyl offered their assistance to
Read moreA Japan Atomic Energy Institute paper from 2002 recently surfaced online. This paper was the technical estimations of what would
Read moreAs you might imagine, there is endless work to do on a blog as wide-reaching and distributed as this. We’ll
Read moreWe have a new Daiichi Latest Readings page that updates directly from the TEPCO server whenever new numbers are released.
Read morePlease take a moment to take our current poll. This article would not be possible without the extensive efforts of
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