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Although the land near the Fukushima nuclear reactors was heavily contaminated by the aerial release of radioisotopes, the majority of the radioactive releases drifted out over the Pacific. There, they were joined by substantial amounts of water that w…

A recent research cruise has reported on the amount, spread, and impacts of radiation released into the ocean from the tsunami-crippled reactors in Fukushima, Japan. They studied ocean currents, and sampled water and marine organisms up to the edge of …

The Japanese government has relaxed restrictions imposed on some of the towns impacted by last years Fukushima nuclear disaster. The towns of Kawauchi and Tamura were largely reopened to residents on April 1st, and the town of Minamisoma will begin to …

The findings may help predict how pollutants will spread in a future environmental disaster.Source : Live ScienceExplore : Sciences

An international research team is reporting the results of a research cruise they organized to study the amount, spread, and impacts of radiation released into the ocean from the tsunami-crippled reactors in Fukushima, Japan. The group of 17 researcher…

Report: Fukushima Nuclear Reactor ‘Unstable,’ at ‘Lethal Levels’Source : after the bridge

Restrictions in sizeable parts of Fukushima’s evacuation area have been relaxed, enabling some residents to visit at will and work towards a permanent return. Two towns have opened, and a third will follow in two weeks’ time.Source : World Nuclear News…

It would seem that in the wake of the Fukushima disaster (you know, that nuclear disaster that hasn’t killed anyone at all and which will have such a small effect that we?ll never know whether it ever will) that the Japanese government has just decided…

Using a new investigative methodology, Dartmouth researchers have found and tracked radioactive iodine in New Hampshire from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.Source : PhysOrg.comExplore : Asia, Japan, Sciences, World

By Tony Daltorio : Proponents of nuclear power argue that more nuclear power plants are needed to meet the rising demand for electricity in the emerging world, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to diversify the world’s fuel sources. But after the Fuk…

A very cute and cuddly earless bunny has been causing quite a stir in Japan after a video of it was first uploaded on Youtube. This famous rabbit has many people saying that it was born without ears because of exposure to radiation leaked from Japan’…

… the Marlins Stadium with a few more zeros and a lot more taxpayer liability. Ask the residents of Fukushima how they would assess the liability of nuclear reactors now. FPL’s current market cap is $25 Billiion. New nuclear is a sweet deal, for Next…

Fears surrounding the nuclear catastrophe that occurred last year at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan don’t seem to fade away from the hearts of millions. Following the mishap, voices were heard aloud across the globe against the use of nuc…

… out and put into place. There is too much faith in the nuclear industry which as we have seen from Fukushima and the fallout in Germany, is quite volatile and needs constant state funding to succeed. Likewise, in the south of Wales the hopes of  » t…

… on women around the world. This month, for instance, the magazine has a piece on the women of Fukushima in Japan a year after the tsunami, who chose not to leave. This is the French Marie-Claire I am talking about. Some years ago, when I was an MP,…

… uranium. In his recent Penny Stock Detectives article, the editor points out that, a year after Fukushima, more nuclear plants have been ordered by China and India, meaning demand for uranium will only increase. (PRWeb April 02, 2012) Read the full…

Report: Fukushima Nuclear Reactor ‘Unstable,’ at ‘Lethal Levels’ Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant is still not under control; in fact, radioactivity in its No. 2 reactor is at a deadly level. http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/154358#.T3ka…

Report: Fukushima Nuclear Reactor ‘Unstable,’ at ‘Lethal Levels’ Arutz Sheva Nuclear fuel within the reactor is reportedly continuing to meltdown , with the Tokyo Electic and Power Company (TEPCO) attempting to find new robots and equipment that can su…

Ten months ago, in the wake of Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant (NPP) disaster two months earlier, German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that Germany would close all of its 19 NPPs between 2015 and 2022. It was an audacious move, as …