How Fukushima Daiichi Could End Up Fueling Cars In Japan
One of the funded research projects towards the response to the Fukushima nuclear disaster may have an unusual side effect
Read moreOne of the funded research projects towards the response to the Fukushima nuclear disaster may have an unusual side effect
Read moreWoods Hole’s radioactive oceans project detected Fukushima identified radiation off the US/Canadian coast this week. But what does this mean
Read moreAlarm after serious breakdowns at ageing Hunterston nuclear plant http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/environment/alarm-after-serious-breakdowns-at-ageing-hunterston-nuclear-plant.25565033 Japan rises to challenge of becoming ‘hydrogen society’ http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/10/12/national/japan-rises-challenge-becoming-hydrogen-society/#.VDqr1fldUrk As
Read moreVongfong passed over Fukushima Daiichi as a fairly sedate tropical storm. This didn’t leave the plant completely unscathed. We reported
Read more20 tons of fish returned to Japan from South Korea http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20140821-00000035-yonh-kr&pos=3 Whitebait fishing resumes off Fukushima Pref. http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/news/20140826_31.html TEPCO bypass
Read moreYesterday we reported on TEPCO’s admission of ongoing daily sea releases of contaminated water to the Pacific. The TEPCO rep
Read moreTEPCO made the startling admission today at a press conference that the plant is leaking 8 billion bequerels per day.
Read moreTEPCO began treating contaminated groundwater pumped up from around the reactor buildings to see if they can reduce levels low
Read moreEfforts to freeze a trench near unit 2 in order to remove highly radioactive water has continued to have problems.
Read moreNuclear historian at Hiroshima University (and SimplyInfo.org member) Dr. Robert Jacobs will be speaking in Tokyo July 19th at an
Read moreJapan city launches legal bid to halt reactor build http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/japan-city-launches-legal/1232354.html Japan government sees delay in restart of world’s biggest nuclear
Read moreFukushima farmers brought a cow to Tokyo to demand the government conduct an investigation into the strange illnesses the cattle
Read moreThe Japanese government has been wooing the media with claims that all the contamination in the food supply has miraculously
Read moreThe Japanese government has been wooing the media with claims that all the contamination in the food supply has miraculously
Read moreTEPCO has gained permission from fishing groups to dump contaminated groundwater into the Pacific as long as it is below
Read moreTEPCO has obtained permission from two local fishing cooperatives to dump contaminated groundwater into the Pacific. The cooperatives said they
Read moreWe have been reporting on various aspects of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in recent weeks. We looked at the human
Read moreContaminated water issues dominated TEPCO’s work and reporting out of the plant. The ALPS system intended to remove some of
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 moreScientists from the Bedford Institute of Oceanography have found levels of cesium in sea water off the Vancouver Canada coast that
Read moreLocal food coops that carefully select and test their food have become a go-to source for people concerned about contamination
Read moreThe concerns about food contamination from Fukushima has also increased awareness of the lingering problems of world wide food contamination
Read moreThis article is a good example of the motivations and biases in play related to Fukushima food contamination in North
Read moreRadiation Makes People Invisible Robert Jacobs A version in Japanese is available here: http://wp.me/p1zinA-3ev Radiation makes people invisible. We know that
Read moreThis is part three of a 3 part series to run Mon-Wed this week. Dr. Robert Jacobs of the Hiroshima
Read moreA US based fish company has had some of their salmon and tuna tested for strontium 90. Fukushima Voice reports
Read moreJapan ruling government to wait on decision on nuclear energy policy until after Tokyo governors race http://www.tokyo-np.co.jp/article/politics/news/CK2014011702000199.html Candidate for Tokyo
Read moreSchool bullying in Japan is up 180% with a significantly higher rate in Fukushima and Miyagi prefectures. The ministry
Read moreA government trip to research how the response to the Chernobyl disaster was conducted but the report was never made
Read moreA US grassroots group is urging the public to support a set of efforts to improve food monitoring in the
Read moreThere has been a gradual effort to independently test foods from the US and Canada for radiation related to Fukushima.
Read moreThere are lots of concerns about the upcoming fuel removal work at unit 4. With this has come some passing
Read moreTEPCO will begin work on the frozen wall project in December. TEPCO is trying to stave off efforts to force
Read moreThe Japanese government put out the call for international help with the disaster response at Fukushima Daiichi. The new agency
Read moreThis is just not a good week at the plant and not looking to get any better. Former workers at
Read moreJapanese media declared how fishing that resumed south of Fukushima Daiichi has been largely a “success”. Fishing done near Iwaki
Read moreA Canadian paper talked to experts and used government data to estimate the risk to human health from Fukushima contaminated
Read moreThe FDA’s mantra since 2011 to the concerned public about Fukushima contamination in the food supply has been “don’t worry”.
Read moreMore people are beginning to question the efforts to decontaminate areas in Fukushima. With a price tag that could reach
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