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Tag Archives: IAEA
Proliferation of Toxic Technologies: Nuclear Power and Nuclear Weapons via Global Research
Speaking a few months after the disaster at Fukushima, Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami said, “Nuclear power plants, which were supposed to be efficient, offer us a vision of hell.” He spoke about how the nuclear power industry insisted that this was an … Continue reading
Study reveals low adoption of advice to reduce nuclear cardiology radiation exposure via Eurek!Alert
Vienna, Austria – 9 May 2017: A study in 65 countries has revealed low adoption of International Atomic Energy Agency recommendations to reduce nuclear cardiology radiation exposure. The research is presented today at ICNC 2017 by Dr Edward Hulten, a … Continue reading
Japan to check background of nuclear workers to prevent terrorism via Japan Today
TOKYO — Japan’s nuclear watchdog has decided to make operators of nuclear power plants and other nuclear facilities check the background of their workers to prevent terror attacks. Following the recommendation of the International Atomic Energy Agency, the Nuclear Regulation … Continue reading
IAEA holds first nuclear security school in Egypt via World Nuclear News
Young professionals from 14 countries attended the first Arabic-language international school on nuclear security held in Cairo, Egypt as part of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) efforts to promote awareness of nuclear security amongst young professionals. The 33 participants included … Continue reading
福島大研究所がIAEAと締結 放射線など /福島 via毎日新聞
福島大環境放射能研究所(福島市)は3日、国際原子力機関(IAEA)の環境研究所(モナコ市)と研究協力に関する協定を締結したと発表した。研究者の相互派遣など、放射線モニタリングなどの研究分野で連携を強化する。 […] 協定では放射線測定機器の調整に使う試料として、県内で採取した土壌などを利用するプログラムの実施も明記した。所長を務める難波謙二・福島大教授は「福島の経験を海外に発信することで、貢献していきたい」と話した。【曽根田和久】 もっと読む。
Nuclear Power Plants: Pre-Deployed WMDs via CounterPunch
By Karl Grossman Pre-deployed weapons of mass destruction. That’s what nuclear power plants are. And that’s another very big reason—demonstrated again in recent days with the disclosure that two of the Brussels terrorists were planning attacks on Belgian nuclear plants—why … Continue reading
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Tagged IAEA, nuclear power plants, terrorism, Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS)
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Shocking health effects in Fukushima nuclear workers found under the official radiation dose limits via European News Weekly
The First male Daichi nuclear site worker had an official total dose of 50mSv. “I suffered damages to kidneys, heart, etc. — all important organs in my body.” The second male Daichi nuclear site worker had an official total dose … Continue reading
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Tagged health, IAEA, labor, Radiation exposure, 健康, 労働における公正・平等, 東京電力, 東日本大震災・福島原発
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Inside Indonesia’s nuclear dream via Channel News Asia
Nuclear energy is on the cards for energy-hungry Indonesia. Channel NewsAsia gets a look inside the country’s nuclear research reactor and asks the experts if the country is ready for its own atomic power plant. JAKARTA: Indonesia is on track … Continue reading
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Tagged energy policy, IAEA, Indonesia, Nuclear Energy Programme Implementing Organisation (NEPIO), Safety
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IAEA、ジカ熱対策指導へ…蚊の不妊化技術 via 読売新聞
国際原子力機関(IAEA)は中南米などで流行する感染症「ジカ熱」の対策として、原因のウイルスを運ぶ蚊の繁殖を放射線で抑える技術を、関係国に指導していく方針を明らかにした。 […] そこでIAEAは、人間の血を吸わないオスの蚊を放射線で不妊化させる技術を各国に提供。この蚊を大量に野に放てば卵が孵化ふかできなくなり、蚊の数を減らす効果が期待できるという。IAEAは「放射線による不妊化は、人間に安全で環境に優しい技術だ」と説明している。 もっと読む。