This week’s nuclear news
Fukushima. There’s tacit acceptance by world leaders that the crippled nuclear plant is in a perilous state. Now it is hard to get information: mainstream media is quiet , but Japanese sources highlight the costs, and problems, as the clean-up efforts go on by many contract and casual workers, with health outcomes, and even deaths not reported. The new Japanese secrecy law takes effect concerning radiation health effects TEPCO –Workers deaths are not reported 報道されない原発作業員の死亡について
Japan’s energy and nuclear program delayed, as public anti nuclear sentiment rises. Two former Japanese Prime Ministers speak outagainst nuclear power
Scientist Ken Buesseler organises a thorough study into assessing radioactive isotopes in the Pacific Ocean.
France and Germany to co-operate in a project to reduce nuclear power and develop renewable energy.
Canada: At long last, Port Hope’s radioactive trash problem is being addressed
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