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Daily Archives: 2011/10/09
The Kaminoseki Nuclear Power Plant: Community Conflicts and the Future of Japan’s Rural Periphery via Japan Focus
Tomomi Yamaguchi Summary The article explores the controversy surrounding the construction of the Kaminoseki nuclear power plant in Yamaguchi prefecture. While briefly introducing opposition activism against the plant, I introduce the voices of proponents of the plant. By doing so, … Continue reading
Okutama cesium level seen spiking via The Japan Times Online
An aerial radiation survey of the capital and Kanagawa Prefecture has revealed the northwest tip of Tokyo was tainted by an unusually high amount of fallout, while most other areas showed normal levels, a science ministry official said Friday. The … Continue reading
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Tagged cesium, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, food safety, health, Radiation exposure, Tokyo
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Bringing the Plight of Fukushima Children to the UN, Washington and the World via Japan Focus
Aileen Mioko Smith with Mark Selden Aileen Mioko Smith of Green Action Kyoto speaks with Mark Selden in New York about recent developments in Fukushima and the US tour by anti-nuclear activists from Fukushima and other parts of Japan. “75% … Continue reading
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原発避難住民「戻りたい」4割に減る 家族別居は半数に via asahi.com
東日本大震災から半年を機に、朝日新聞社は9月下旬、福島大学の今井照(あきら)研究室と共同で東京電力福島第一原発事故による避難住民への聞き取り調査をした。住んでいた地域に「戻りたい」という人は43%で、前回6月調査の62%より減った。震災で家族が別々に暮らすようになった人は46%と半数近くに上った。 続きは 原発避難住民「戻りたい」4割に減る 家族別居は半数に
Fukushima Pref. starts thyroid exams for children via The Mainichi Daily News
FUKUSHIMA (Kyodo) — The prefectural government of Fukushima on Sunday started ultrasonic thyroid examinations for children aged up to 18 when the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant began in March. In a move almost without precedent in … Continue reading
福島:子供の甲状腺検査始まる 36万人、生涯チェックvia 毎日jp
検査は1人5分程度で超音波を使い、複数の医師で診断し、結果は約1カ月後に通知。病変の恐れがあれば後日、採血や尿検査、細胞を採取する詳細検査を行う。初日は飯舘村と浪江町、川俣町山木屋地区の144人が検査を受け、22人は県外の避難先から。14年3月までに県内を一巡、その後は2年ごと、20歳を超えると5年ごとに検査する。 飯舘村から川俣町に避難している主婦、荒ちどりさん(43)は5~11歳の男の子4人を連れ来院。検査後、無邪気にはしゃぎ回る姿を見つめながら「なぜこんなことに」とやり切れない様子。マスク姿の高校1年の女子生徒(16)も飯舘村から川俣町に避難。不満そうに「もっと早く検査してほしかった」。将来子供を産むことなどを考えて一人で思い悩むこともあるという。 続きは 福島:子供の甲状腺検査始まる 36万人、生涯チェック