Japan’s Nuclear Disaster Evacuation Myth; Not Enough Buses
Asahi Shimbun continues to investigate Japan’s nuclear evacuation plans. This time they looked at the availability of buses to evacuate
Read moreAsahi Shimbun continues to investigate Japan’s nuclear evacuation plans. This time they looked at the availability of buses to evacuate
Read moreAn independent study in Japan showed it would take at least 12 or more hours to evacuate a 30km zone
Read moreThe Japanese government has made a series of announcements about changes to policy related to the evacuation zone. This is
Read moreThe GAO has released a report showing the NRC has downplayed and ignored significant risks in the event of a
Read more300 people are still living in an evacuation center. Most are elderly and from Futaba. A few simply can not
Read moreSince the initial evacuations, the Japanese government has been telling people they will go home very soon. The disaster is
Read moreThis is one section of our annual report, the full report can be found here. We will be posting a
Read moreWe round up recent news from Fukushima Daiichi and related events. TEPCO has continued to delay the completion of a
Read moreEarlier this month ex-TEPCO VP Sakae Muto testified in the criminal negligence trial where he and two other TEPCO execs face
Read moreSimplyInfo.org 2017 Report; Food And Environmental Contamination Related To The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Over the last six years understanding
Read moreThese resources and links have been collected since SimplyInfo.org began collecting data in 2011. Some may be outdated but are
Read moreSome time between March 14 and 16, at the height of the disaster she went missing. Most of the staff had
Read moreWe try to present the first hand experience of those impacted by the Fukushima disaster whenever possible. Those who have
Read moreThese amazing new photographs from Fukushima filmmaker and photographer Arkadiusz Podniesiński taken in the evacuation zone in 2015 tell a compelling
Read moreA new plan was announced by TEPCO and the Japanese government that would terminate compensation payments to businesses impacted by
Read moreIt has been four years since the massive triple disaster struck Japan. In some ways much has changed, in others,
Read moreThis two page tri fold brochure explains the current facts about the Fukushima disaster in easy to understand terminology. The
Read moreSendai nuclear plant could restart in March http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/news/20141225_06.html 400 items declared state secrets in Japan under new law http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2014/12/27/national/politics-diplomacy/government-entities-designate-400-state-secrets-under-new-law/#.VJ7V014AKA Ministry,
Read moreA Japanese court found TEPCO to be 75% liable for the deaths of some of the hospital patients from Futaba
Read moreInterviews given to the government investigation of the Fukushima disaster and released by Asahi Shimbun showed the reality of evacuation
Read moreThe Japanese government has been wooing the media with claims that all the contamination in the food supply has miraculously
Read moreThe Japanese government has been wooing the media with claims that all the contamination in the food supply has miraculously
Read moreSapporo in Hokkaido has made a plan to use hotels to hold up to 50,000 evacuees if there is a
Read moreA piece of highly radioactive debris was found in Naraha where J Village is located. It contains high levels of beta
Read moreThe families of 4 hospital patients in Okuma Fukushima who died in the chaos of the nuclear disaster have filed
Read moreWe have reported before on the Hoshi family and their work in the evacuation zone rescuing and feeding abandoned pets.
Read moreAll the news you need to know for this week. TEPCO is considering spending more money at Kashiwazaki Kariwa on
Read moreThis is part three of our three part series on the second year of the 3-11 disaster. In part three
Read moreHachiko Coalition is reporting that Leo and Hiroshi Hoshi, both animal rescue volunteers who have been feeding and rescuing the
Read more2012 brought considerable progress in attempts to understand the disaster at Daiichi. We saw the first grainy peek into unit
Read moreElderly residents of Futaba are still living in an unused school building in Saitama prefecture. As the initial evacuation turned
Read moreDoes this sound familiar? It might, this was the level the government tried to slap on children in Japan before
Read moreThe UN special investigator Anand Grover has issued some initial comments on his visit to Japan. The statement is more
Read moreThe Fukushima Health Survey recently held a public meeting to address parent concerns about the survey. One of the concerns
Read moreJapan’s new nuclear agency released a series of radiation release and plume path models. These are based on a 30km
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Read moreSome recently released data that was retrieved from radiation monitors memory cards showed high levels of radiation before the reactor
Read moreAn article by Richard Muller at the WSJ has been making the rounds, lauded by the nuclear industry and creating
Read moreSince March 11 of last year the Japanese government has been telling people they will be able to return to
Read moreNearly a year since the massive disaster in Japan, people struggle to get life back to something resembling normalcy. Misunderstanding,
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