TEPCO Official: Fukushima is Out of Control
Statement contradicts assurances of Japanese PM, comes as fresh steam is spotted billowing from reactor
Read MoreStatement contradicts assurances of Japanese PM, comes as fresh steam is spotted billowing from reactor
Read Moreone nuclear expert is warning of Fukushima that “this is an accident that’s shockingly not stopping.”
Read MoreTwo years after enduring an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster, the area is still radioactive and leaking contaminated water into the sea.
Read MoreIn a worse case scenario, the steam-like substance could be the result of renewed nuclear reactions
Read MoreContaminated groundwater is leaking from Japan’s Fukushima power plant into the ocean, the plant operator acknowledged Monday in the first public admission of the leak.
Read MoreAnother leak of radioactive water has been detected at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant according to the plant operator
Read MoreGroundwater is pouring into the plant’s ravaged reactor buildings at a rate of almost 75 gallons a minute. It becomes highly contaminated there, before being pumped out to keep from swamping a critical cooling system.
Read MoreUnsurprisingly, in the wake of this incident, the nuclear operations of other countries have come under considerable scrutiny.
Read MoreArnie Gundersen of Fairewinds Associates speaks to a symposium organized for people in Kensai, Japan, about what really happened to unit number three and why a 7.5 earthquake might release deadly radiation from the number four spent fuel pool.
Read MoreMr. Kaltofen’s analysis confirms the detection of hot particles in the US and the extensive airborne and ground contamination in northern Japan due to the four nuclear power plant accidents at TEPCO’s Fukushima reactors.
Read MoreNow Tokyo Electric has released a new photograph. The first photograph is taken from behind the building, so you are still looking out toward the ocean at a slightly different camera angle. The fuel pool is on the south side which is the right of this picture.
Read MoreArnie Gundersen of Fairewinds Associates discusses why he believes Fukushima spent fuel pools 1 through 3 are severely damaged despite claims from the NRC to the contrary.
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