Hanford To Fukushima: Part 1
This is part 1 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 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 moreRight after the meltdowns began at Fukushima Daiichi local officials in Iwaki distributed protective iodine to the residents. It was
Read moreDaily News Roundup – July 18 – 2011 Ministry raises radioactive trash limit to 10,000 bq and permits burning radioactive
Read moreThis has been a busy week, contamination has been showing up everywhere. From the widespread beef contamination to food stuffs
Read moreOn March 17th the Health Labor and Welfare Ministry significantly raised the safety levels of drinking water. The change came
Read moreFor a while now, the non-tech board has been given to bouts of humor, disbelief, dark humor, and sometimes sequential
Read moreIn order to better understand the threat posed by Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant group member Edano has created some
Read moreBeta Radiation in the United States Following the Fukushima Disaster by Bobby1 – PDF version of this paper This is
Read moreHigh levels of radioactive iodine were detected in the thyroid gland of two workers of the nuclear accident in Fukushima,
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