Daily Archives: 2011/03/18

[動画]『地震と原発事故の学習会』

原発事故の放射能の種類と安全な逃げ方:地震と原発事故の学習会のイベント 配信しました。アーカイブも見れます。 http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/13394149

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“Fear is potent risk of Japanese nuclear crisis” via the Washington Post

When it comes to the nuclear power disaster unfolding in Japan, there is far more to fear than fear itself. But fear is one of the biggest — and could turn out to be the most potent — dangers. Although … Continue reading

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“Japan radiation localized, no immediate threat: WHO” via Reuters

(Reuters) – The World Health Organisation believes the spread of radiation from a quake-crippled nuclear plant in Japan remains limited and appears to pose no immediate risk to health, the WHO’s China representative said on Friday. “At this point, there … Continue reading

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『枝野長官、原子力推進政策を見直す可能性に言及』 via asahi.com

 枝野幸男官房長官は18日午前の記者会見で、自民党の谷垣禎一総裁が「原子力政策の推進は難しい」との考えを示したことについて「政府としては現時点で確定的なことを申し上げるべきではないが、谷垣総裁の発言は至極当然だと思っている」と述べ、原子力推進政策を見直す可能性に言及した。 『枝野長官、原子力推進政策を見直す可能性に言及』 (asahi.com) 会見全文は『枝野官房長官の会見全文〈18日午前10時55分〉』からどうぞ(全14ページ)

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“Japanese Earthquake and Nuclear Crisis” via Society for East Asian Anthropology

For the President’s message, links to resources, and information about this symposium (the Atomic Age), click here.

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“Tsu-na-mi: Lost for words” via the Berkeley Blog

The 8.9 earthquake that hit Japan March 11, the continuing revelations about the loss of life, the massive water damage, and now the minute-by-minute unfolding of an already bad and potentially horrific situation in a number of nuclear reactors in … Continue reading

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“A Report from Japan: Part 1” via the Berkeley Blog

The situation of the Fukushima Daiichi (No.1) Nuclear Plant has been getting worse each day since Saturday. My research deals with environmental anthropology and archaeology. I was born in Japan and was raised by parents who were and remain active … Continue reading

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