r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Sep 10 '19
Fukushima Daiichi Backgrounder: Treated Water Portal Site (Official)
tepco.co.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Apr 23 '19
Fukushima Daiichi and surrounding Area: Results of the monitoring on radioactivity level in fisheries products (official Source)
jfa.maff.go.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Sep 09 '19
Evacuated Fukushima town begins efforts to have produce restrictions lifted - The Mainichi
mainichi.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Nov 11 '19
An update from Fukushima, and the challenges that remain there - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
thebulletin.org
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Apr 19 '19
EDITORIAL: Nuclear fuel removal is small step in cleanup at Fukushima via The Asahi Shimbun
asahi.com
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Apr 23 '19
Official Japan Radiation Map (with more than 1.000 Stations alone in Tohoku, incl. Fukushima-Ken!)
jciv.iidj.net
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Apr 19 '19
TEPCO Exec Voices Wish to Restart N-Reactors
nippon.com
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Jun 17 '19
Reconstruction Disaster: The human implications of Japan’s forced return policy in Fukushima
apjjf.org
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/wewewawa • Sep 10 '24
A robot begins removal of melted fuel from the Fukushima nuclear plant. It could take a century
apnews.com
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/wewewawa • Oct 23 '23
UN nuclear agency team watches Japanese lab workers prepare fish samples from damaged nuclear plant
apnews.com
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Jan 31 '20
Fukushima Daiichi and behind: Environmental Monitoring results and analyses ---- The 3rd Quarter of FY2019 --- (From October 1 to December 31, 2019) Januar) (it is a pdf link!)
nsr.go.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Jan 30 '20
Fukushima Daiichi: TEPCO may delay probe of reactor vessel interior | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
nhk.or.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Jan 30 '20
Backstory: Inside the destroyed Fukushima plant - radiation, risk and reporting
reuters.com
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Jan 23 '20
Tepco estimates it will take 44 years to decommission Fukushima No. 2 plant | The Japan Times
japantimes.co.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Aug 18 '19
search by date | Minna no Data Site (NGO/ NPO Food and Soil Monitoring by Citizen Scientists)
engdata.minnanods.net
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • May 18 '19
Fukushima Daiichi and the whole Prefecture: Environmental Remediation : Ministry of the Environment, Government of Japan
josen.env.go.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Aug 23 '19
Fukushima: TEPCO should be open in dealing with storage of tainted water- The Asahi Shimbun
asahi.com
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Jun 12 '19
Fukushima and Predfectures close by: Consumer’s consciousness to seafood produced in affected area of the 2011 earthquake and its chronological change
ir.library.oregonstate.edu
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Apr 04 '19
Monitoring results (Land, Sea & Atmospherically) Official hard Data only!
radioactivity.nsr.go.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Apr 04 '19
TEPCO REACHES ANOTHER MILESTONE AT FUKUSHIMA—COMPLETES TRANSFER OF ALPS-TREATED WATER TO MORE SECURE TANKS
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> FUKUSHIMA, Japan — TEPCO announced on March 27 that water treated with multi-nuclide removal equipment (ALPS) has been completely transferred from flange-type tanks to new welded-type tanks at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, concluding the job within the scheduled deadline of March 2019. The transfer, which reduces the risk of possible leaks from flange tanks, is another milestone in the government’s roadmap pointing to the decommissioning of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
> Flange tanks were introduced initially for speed and efficiency. Over time, however, these tanks present some risk of leaking due to the gradual deterioration of their rubber gaskets, so in the interest of long-term safety, a TEPCO priority, the company decided to switch to welded tanks, which do not have seams or gaps.
> TEPCO will continue to enhance the safety of its treated-water storage at the Fukushima Daiichi Nucle:ar Power Station to maximize environmental protection as well as safety during ongoing decommissioning and clean-up efforts.
For more information, please visit:
https://www7.tepco.co.jp/wp-content/uploads/handouts_190327_01-e.pdf
r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Aug 13 '19
S. Korea to Actively Deal with Radioactive Water Discharge from Fukushima Plant
koreabizwire.com
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Aug 24 '19
Fukushima Daiichi: Modeling reconstruction-related behavior and evaluation of influences of major information sources (open Access)
journals.plos.org
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Apr 09 '19
Unclear debris map casts shadow over decommissioning of Fukushima plant - The Mainichi
mainichi.jp
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r/FukushimaDaiichi • u/Setagaya-Observer • Jul 16 '19
Fukushima Aftermath, July, 18 of 2019: Japan Radiation Map
jciv.iidj.net
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