Tamura Fukushima Residents Angry Over Govt. Hiding Radiation Levels
Residents of Tamura, the town that recently had the evacuation level lifted are angry at the government for withholding radiation
Read moreResidents of Tamura, the town that recently had the evacuation level lifted are angry at the government for withholding radiation
Read moreA number of towns in Fukushima prefecture have decided to fight the IAEA & UNSCEAR over misuse and abuse of
Read moreCitizens continue to find government radiation monitoring stations that read lower than the actual reading for the location. This one
Read moreA coalition of groups and the Fukushima Fallout Awareness Network are asking people to call, write or email Congress today
Read moreA news report earlier this week showing how the Japanese government had manipulated radiation data for the evacuation zone has
Read moreThe government entity involved in manipulating the radiation data with the intention of releasing a different set of lower results
Read moreThe WIPP exhaust filter readings have been published. The pre-filter readings for the exhaust shaft were: 1,365 Bq/m3 of Americium
Read moreThe New Mexico Environment Department has issued a modified permit for WIPP to store some lower level waste in parking
Read moreCEMRC has released some new radiation readings from the WIPP incident on February 14th. Previous readings reported by DOE can
Read moreA joint public meeting was held in Carlsbad NM today for the public to ask questions about the incident at
Read moreWe have some new WIPP radiation readings along with some additional information to bring people up to speed on this
Read moreLocal food coops that carefully select and test their food have become a go-to source for people concerned about contamination
Read moreThere were big concerns thrown around about the situation in the Pacific related to Fukushima in the last year. Oceanographers
Read moreTEPCO released radiation readings for water inside the unit 3 turbine building this week. The readings were from December 2013.
Read morePeople around Japan are still conducting efforts to understand their environment and to act as a 3rd party accuracy check
Read morePeople in Japan early on realized they needed to take things into their own hands if they wanted to know
Read moreReuters is reporting that the alarm at the WIPP nuclear storage site in New Mexico is now considered to be
Read moreTEPCO has admitted a large number of their radiation readings taken since 2011 may be wrong and much lower than
Read moreA US based fish company has had some of their salmon and tuna tested for strontium 90. Fukushima Voice reports
Read moreRobots with sophisticated gamma scanning cameras were sent in to unit 1 to establish contaminated areas as decontamination efforts take
Read moreA Seattle fish company had some of their fish privately tested in late 2013. With all the US government agencies
Read moreActivists in Taiwan are trying to further lower the allowed level of radioactive contamination in food allowed for sale in
Read moreNRA demanded that TEPCO drop test waste canisters to be used to hold highly radioactive sludge from the ALPS processing
Read moreTokyo Shimbun is reporting the results of their investigation into the dealings of the Fukushima prefecture government, the medical university
Read moreWell 1-16 in the sea front area at Fukushima Daiichi has hit another new record. 2,100,000 bq/liter of beta radiation
Read moreOne of the various panels making suggestions for the response to the mess at Fukushima Daiichi has called for 5
Read moreWe have added a page to our site that compiles results of independent food testing for the US and Canada.
Read moreFukushima Radiation Release Estimates This is one of the questions we are asked the most, “how much radiation was released
Read moreNew testing done by Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering found Fukushima cesium in US Pacific sea weed. The
Read moreTakahiro Katsumi has been following an unusual trend on twitter in Japan. People began posting complaints of severe nosebleeds, then
Read moreThe FDA’s mantra since 2011 to the concerned public about Fukushima contamination in the food supply has been “don’t worry”.
Read moreThe ongoing releases at Fukushima Daiichi are beginning to add up. Between September 2011 and September 2013 roughly 44.9 terabecquerels
Read moreThis NRA report from June of 2013 found cesium 134 and cesium 137 still showing in city drinking water across
Read moreGuam’s EPA has requested funds from the US EPA so they can begin testing sea water and fish for Fukushima
Read moreTEPCO did inspection work on unit 2 on August 12th, in the midst of the discovery of widespread groundwater leaks
Read more7 days ago TEPCO took radiation readings along with temperature readings inside unit 2. This was part of an effort
Read moreTEPCO released some additional radiation readings for the reactor well of unit 3 today. They can be seen below on
Read moreAfter the new round of contaminated water leaks were admitted by TEPCO, we revisited the technical design of the buildings
Read moreCesium levels rose again today in the 1-2 groundwater well near the sea. Groundwater observation hole No.1-2 were detected at:
Read moreThese two versions of a radiation map by TEPCO were found with some huge differences. The Japanese map shows considerably
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