Fukushima Unit 1 Fuel Removal Delayed
TEPCO announced they would delay the removal of both spent fuel from the pool and from the reactor vessel at
Read moreTEPCO announced they would delay the removal of both spent fuel from the pool and from the reactor vessel at
Read moreA US court upheld the lawsuit brought by hundreds of sailors exposed to radiation as part of the response to
Read moreTEPCO hasn’t released radiation readings for the set of discharge canals for well over a year. This location has been
Read moreSeafront well 1-6 began to rise again after it had begun to drop after the most recent typhoon. It nearly
Read moreTEPCO admitted last week that some subdrain pit wells at the Fukushima Daiichi plant showed a large increase in contamination.
Read moreInitial work to remove the cover off unit 1 at Fukushima Daiichi has begun. The initial work includes cutting a
Read moreTEPCO announced they are putting the new improved version of the ALPS decontamination system into daily operation. It will operate
Read moreWoods Hole’s radioactive oceans project detected Fukushima identified radiation off the US/Canadian coast this week. But what does this mean
Read moreThere are now 11 spent fuel assembles left in the damaged unit 4 spent fuel pool. The other remaining assemblies
Read more47 News is reporting that TEPCO will delay the removal of the cover on unit 1 at Fukushima Daiichi until
Read more1276 fuel assemblies have been removed from the unit 4 spent fuel pool at Fukushima Daiichi. Work resumed after an
Read morePaperwork delays snarl restart of Sendai nuclear plant to next year http://ajw.asahi.com/article/0311disaster/fukushima/AJ201410010049 portable strontium 90 removal rig started treating RO
Read moreA new strontium 90 filter system has been put into operation at Fukushima Daiichi. The “portable” system consists of a
Read moreTEPCO and the team of contractors that worked on the underground zeolite wall have released more detail about the validation
Read moreAn electrician was electrocuted while working on the new office building at Fukushima Daiichi. The worker was taken to the
Read moreWe reported last week on the response failure of radiation injury capable hospitals during the Fukushima nuclear disaster. The government
Read moreJapan’s nuclear regulator and a team of researchers completed a set of sea floor monitoring earlier this summer. They found
Read moreTwo moderate quakes hit offshore of Fukushima Daiichi today. “The Japan Meteorological Agency says the first earthquake struck at 9:45
Read moreTEPCO’s report on contaminated dust dispersal that ended up contaminating rice fields north of the damaged nuclear site may indicate
Read moreNuclear restarts in Japan have taken a political turn. Japan’s industry minister revived previous administration’s claims that Japan “needs” nuclear
Read moreTEPCO thinks the groundwater bypass system they are operating at Fukushima Daiichi may be reducing the contaminated water outflow by
Read moreFishermen have raised concerns with TEPCO’s new plan to dump treated water into the sea. The group is not convinced
Read moreThis information was found buried in a HiCare conference report from later in 2011. They explained their response as radiation
Read moreVarious news outlets have dripped out bits of information from the now released testimony of the late Fukushima Daiichi plant chief.
Read moreThe new and improved version of ALPS has begun test operations. TEPCO announced the first of the two units has
Read moreThe head of IRID made this interesting admission during the fall meeting of Atomic Energy Society of Japan last week.
Read moreThis is a considerable development. Tritium is a considerable contamination problem at Fukushima Daiichi, with hundreds of billions of becquerels
Read moreWorkers have taken the unusual step of suing TEPCO for unpaid wages, even though the four workers are employed by
Read moreTEPCO began a second round of concrete covering of the port at Fukushima Daiichi in June 2014. As they began
Read moreTEPCO is reporting that work to remove fuel from the unit 4 spent fuel pool will resume tomorrow. Removal work
Read moreWithout saying how this might impact the potential restart of the Sendai Nuclear Plant, NRA said it would take about
Read moreWild boar exceeding the German limit of 600 bq/kg were found in the region of Saxony. The boar have been
Read moreTEPCO is reporting that the console portion of the refueling machine that fell into the spent fuel pool of unit 3
Read moreA new report released by Kyodo News seems to clear up what transpired and who may have wanted to abandon
Read moreA second ALPS decontamination system is being installed at Fukushima Daiichi and will begin test operations in early September. NRA
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 moreA brief note in the daily reports mentioned that TEPCO will be pausing cooling to the unit 3 spent fuel
Read moreNHK is reporting this new admission as coming from the late plant manager Masao Yoshida. He discussed problems with getting
Read moreNHK reported today that an 820 million USD agreement was reached to allow the towns of Futaba an Okuma to
Read more