TEPCO Admitted Tsunami Risk To Govt. 4 Days Before Disaster
A TEPCO official admitted as part of his testimony in the criminal negligence trial of TEPCO execs that they did
Read moreA TEPCO official admitted as part of his testimony in the criminal negligence trial of TEPCO execs that they did
Read moreAs TEPCO will begin removing spent fuel from unit 4 very soon, some have questioned the oversight and credibility of
Read moreNISA has ordered owners of the Oi and Shika nuclear plants to inspect faults that run under their reactors in
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Read moreJapan’s Nuclear Safety Commission stated it would be impossible to restart the units at Tsruga nuclear plant. Multiple fault lines
Read moreAs the Japanese government has been rushing to restart nuclear reactors everyone is asking the same question. Why? It really
Read moreA variety of parties are involved in the review of stress tests on idled reactors intended to prove safety leading
Read moreA public NISA meeting to discuss restarting the Oi nuclear reactor turned to chaos. The meeting was public to discuss
Read moreJapan is proposing legislation that would prevent a reactor from operating past 40 years unless the get an exception from
Read moreIn late March and early April NISA had JNES secretly do calculations on a full melt through scenario at Fukushima.
Read moreAn independent investigation of power companies and the regulatory agency NISA found a total of 7 situations where nuclear support
Read moreTEPCO has finally submitted in full their emergency manuals to the Lower House committee investigating the accident. After months of obstruction
Read moreThe House of Representatives special science committee and NISA have requested four times that TEPCO submit copies of their emergency
Read moreReuters has a detailed list of nuclear reactors and their stress test status. So far only a few are planning
Read moreThe official count so far has risen to seven power companies that NISA colluded with to fake public support for dangerous
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