SimplyInfo.org; Fukushima Update 11.10.21
This is a roundup of recent news stories related to the Fukushima disaster that is of note: A section
Read moreThis is a roundup of recent news stories related to the Fukushima disaster that is of note: A section
Read moreForest fires in Namie, Fukushima within the areas of highest contamination dubbed the “difficult to return zone” have burned since
Read moreThese amazing new photographs from Fukushima filmmaker and photographer Arkadiusz Podniesiński taken in the evacuation zone in 2015 tell a compelling
Read moreA series of announcements over the last two weeks have shown the Abe administration’s true plan for Fukushima & Japan.
Read moreThe LDP party is pushing a plan to reopen the evacuation zone for any area below 50 mSv/year by 2017.
Read moreThis may be a first. The town of Naraha has demanded the central government decontaminate the town to what would be
Read moreThe Japanese government has made a series of announcements about changes to policy related to the evacuation zone. This is
Read moreNHK is reporting that work will begin in the portion of Minamisoma that was part of the evacuation zone to
Read moreThe “Naoto Matsumura, Guardian of Fukushima’s Animals” Facebook page has some new photos from the evacuation zone. One of their
Read moreDoes this sound familiar? It might, this was the level the government tried to slap on children in Japan before
Read moreA paper released today at Nature.com documents the disaster’s impact on the dogs in Fukushima. Many dogs were left behind
Read moreThis is a story that has been going on since soon after the disaster. The authorities told people to evacuate
Read moreA large portion of Fukushima could remain as high as 50 mSv/yr into 2022. A report from the government in
Read moreAccording to Mainichi, 11 people are defying the evacuation order and still living in the evacuation zone. Most are elderly
Read moreMEXT radiation testing found Okuma town, 3km from Fukushima Daiichi is still extremely high at 503.1 mSv annual accumulation. The
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