TEPCO Releases Fukushima Waste Stream Data
TEPCO released a report in July on various waste streams at Fukushima Daiichi. This rather dry sounding report contains some
Read moreTEPCO released a report in July on various waste streams at Fukushima Daiichi. This rather dry sounding report contains some
Read moreSimplyInfo.org 2017 Report; Food And Environmental Contamination Related To The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Over the last six years understanding
Read moreVarious citizen based radiation testing labs that have been established since the 2011 Fukushima disaster have joined forces to make
Read moreTaiwan’s FDA published some new radiation testing results in the last week. On June 16, 2015 they found two samples
Read moreThanks to activists in Japan, we were made aware of ongoing Japanese food import testing being conducted in Taiwan. The
Read moreA recent Japanese food mislabeling scandal in Taiwan showed the differing levels of oversight between countries when it comes to
Read moreNuclear historian at Hiroshima University (and SimplyInfo.org member) Dr. Robert Jacobs will be speaking in Tokyo July 19th at an
Read moreA US based fish company has had some of their salmon and tuna tested for strontium 90. Fukushima Voice reports
Read moreWe were a bit taken aback by the way the press in Japan presented this meltdown test JAEA plans to
Read moreDr. Robert Jacobs has a new paper in the Asian Journal of Peacebuilding (November 2013). His paper looks at the
Read moreThe FDA’s mantra since 2011 to the concerned public about Fukushima contamination in the food supply has been “don’t worry”.
Read moreGuam’s EPA has requested funds from the US EPA so they can begin testing sea water and fish for Fukushima
Read moreThe French nuclear agency has called Fukushima “the largest single nuclear contamination of the ocean in history.“ This includes the
Read moreThe American Medical Association has passed a resolution calling for the US to continue to monitor and publicly report radiation
Read moreAsahi Shimbun recently promoted a sort of “all clear” on food consumption in Fukushima. The claim was that meals were
Read moreThis ads another big hit to TEPCO’s credibility or any notion they can handle the Fukushima disaster on their own.
Read moreNamie town has teamed up with Hirosaki University to do independent examinations for any children from the town who want
Read moreThe radiation exposure monitoring program at Minamisoma Hospital has seen numbers of participants drop substantially. The program is not part
Read moreTEPCO has announced a delay in the start up of the new decontamination system at Fukushima Daiichi. The system was
Read moreDr. Robert Jacobs of the Hiroshima Peace Institute (and fukuleaks.org/web member) will be tweeting his trip to Algeria next week.
Read moreTwo couples from outside the evacuation zones have shown with some of the highest internal radiation exposure to date in
Read moreA series of admissions have come out pointing to soil contamination problems worse than previously assumed. JAEA has stated that
Read moreA year into the disaster in Japan, people in the Tohoku region struggle to gain access to diagnostic scans that
Read moreThe government has announced they will lift the 20km evacuation zone around Fukushima Daiichi next April. Any area with 20
Read moreIt isn’t just the new “revelation” that large amounts of Fukushima rice are contaminated, many other foods are showing up
Read moreOne of the citizen radiation groups testing for stronium and cesium around Tokyo with some concerning results. EX-SKF provides translations
Read moreGrocery chain Aeon has expanded their in house food testing. Aeon posted some of their results on their website with
Read moreA new study by Association of Public Health Laboratories found low numbers of states capable of doing radiation testing. “Twenty-seven percent
Read moreRadiation testing results have been coming in from many sources. We have gathered those found here for comparison. UPDATE: TEPCO
Read moreThe Ministry of Education and Science has admitted they found plutonium up to 45km away from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear
Read moreThe National Tax Agency said it will be testing the finished product and also water going into brewing beer, sake
Read moreResidents in Minamisoma have created their own radiation monitoring system that is considerably more accurate than the government testing. The
Read moreA US Expat happened to check the seat in a Tokyo area train and found it to be quite high.
Read moreGreenpeace has issued a report on their independent seafood testing around Fukushima. The testing dates from late August 2011. They
Read moreThis useful website by the Research Center For Nuclear Physics at Osaka University has compiled maps of the Fukushima soil
Read moreWild mushrooms with 28,000 bq/kg of radiation were found by the Citizen Radiation Measuring Station in Fukushima. Considering the already
Read moreThe “Becquerel Center” opens in October in Chiba, near Tokyo. Their detecting equipment from Germany can test for cesium and
Read moreMEXT has new radiation testing results out. They tested drinking water and various monitoring posts for radiation. All of their
Read moreNew government food and water testing results are out. Some contamination found included wheat in Hokkaido, raw milk in Miyagi
Read moreRice testing in Chiba showed two locations (out of 319 sampled) that showed 46-47 becquerels/kg in the rice tested. All
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