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Published on May 29, 2013

Photo: Duct tape, upside down orange traffic cone used to manage leaking material at Fukushima Unit 4
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All no-entry zones in Fukushima now revised
The boundaries of the last remaining no-entry zone near the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant have been revised, giving former residents access to at least part of their community.
The town of Futaba co-hosts the Fukushima Daiichi power plant that suffered a meltdown accident in the March 2011 quake and tsunami. All of the townspeople have been forced to evacuate.

S.Korean reactors shut down over fake certificates
South Korea’s nuclear regulators have shut down 2 reactors amid revelations they used cables supplied with fake safety certificates.
The South’s Nuclear Safety and Security Commission said control signal cables for 4 reactors had failed to meet safety standards in performance tests, but the body that carried out the tests had forged their safety certificates. The plants are in Busan and Gyeongju.
The commission ordered 2 of the reactors shut down, and all the cables replaced. The other 2 were not in operation.

Panel reopens debates on nuclear waste disposal
A Japanese government panel has resumed discussions to review policy on disposing of high-level nuclear waste.
The government enacted a law in 2000 to bury vitrified waste deep underground. But the plan has been stalled amid objections from local authorities. The Science Council of Japan last year recommended overhauling the policy.

Monju reactor restart won’t happen in FY2013
Japan’s Nuclear Regulation Authority has officially decided not to prepare the restart of the Monju fast-breeder reactor in Tsuruga City in central Japan.
This means the currently offline prototype reactor will unlikely to be restarted before the end of next March. The reactor generates power using plutonium extracted from spent nuclear fuel.

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Fukushima & San Onofre breaking news COVER-UP THE SMOKING GUNS
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Solutions sought to eliminate “stockpiling” of spent nuclear fuel at Plymouth
Attorney General Martha Coakley and Senate President Therese Murray are lobbying members of the U.S. Senate to address some long unresolved issues
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North Korea ‘will target Japan first’: Chilling new warning from rogue communist state as White House insists it does NOT have nuclear powers
North Korea has threatened to target Japan first and attack its capital, after the pariah state’s leader threatened to start war and launch nuclear missiles.
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Iran may be cleaning nuclear site to foil IAEA
UN nuclear watchdog official said it may not find anything after sanitization efforts at Parchin, diplomat says.
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U.N.: Post-Fukushima collective thyroid dose about 3.3% the dose from Chernobyl
The health effects from the Fukushima nuclear accident are substantially smaller than those from the Chernobyl disaster, and the increase in cancer incidence in Japan will be negligible, according to a U.N. panel’s estimates.
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