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- Why Japan should stop its Fukushima nuclear wastewater ocean release via Bulletin of Atomic Scientists 2023/11/25
- <ふくしま作業員日誌・56歳男性>高線量の現場 まだ多くある 福島第1原発 via 東京新聞 2023/11/17
- 何が何でも再稼働だから? 東海第2原発の「不備」を4カ月も黙っていた日本原電と原子力規制庁の不誠実 via 東京新聞 2023/11/17
- 「飛散しない」自己判断でカッパ着ず、廃液が飛散して被ばく 福島第1原発汚染水浄化設備の事故報告書 via 東京新聞 2023/11/17
- 福島第1原発、3回目の処理水海洋放出を始める 被ばく事故から8日、東京電力はまだ詳しい説明できず via 東京新聞 2023/11/15
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Tag Archives: return
Mr Itakura Masao who returned to live in Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture. via FoEJapan
“If you haven’t seen Fukushima, you can’t possibly imagine this reality,” said by Mr. Itakura Masao, who returned to live in Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture. The evacuation orders for the town of Tomioka in Fukushima Prefecture were lifted in 2017. … Continue reading
Fukushima Storyteller Yoshiko Aoki: almost 6 years after 3.11, her sheer experience & generally shared voices of Fukushima via Japanese Perspective
[…] Yoshiko Aoki: Hello, everybody. My name is Yoshiko Aoki. I live in Koriyama city. Now, you can see the map on the screen. This is a map of Fukushima. In the middle of the map, is where Koriyama city … Continue reading
SIX YEARS AFTER: 4 more districts in Fukushima set to be declared safe to return to via Asahi Shimbun
Evacuation orders will be lifted shortly for four more municipalities in Fukushima Prefecture, but the prospect of residents returning to their old homes in huge numbers seems unlikely. The restrictions, in place since the immediate aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear … Continue reading
Fukushima nuclear disaster evacuees ‘pressured’ to return to contaminated homes, says Greenpeace via Deutsche Welle
[…] Residents from the Japanese ghost village of Iitate will be allowed to return to their former homes at the end of March – the first time since they were forced to flee the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011. That’s … Continue reading
Only 13% of evacuees in 5 Fukushima municipalities have returned home as of Jan. via The Mainichi
FUKUSHIMA (Kyodo) — Only 13 percent of the evacuees from the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster in five municipalities in Fukushima Prefecture have returned home after evacuation orders were lifted, local authorities said Saturday. Some residents who used to live in … Continue reading
Less than 15 percent of evacuees want to return to Fukushima homes via The Asahi Shimbun
An increasing number of evacuees are reluctant to return home in two municipalities that became ghost towns four-and-a-half years ago following the disaster at the nearby Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant, a survey showed. When asked if they would return … Continue reading
4 Years After Fukushima Nuclear Calamity, Japanese Divided on Whether to Return via The New York Times
IITATE, Japan — For four years, an eerie quiet has pervaded the clusters of farmhouses and terraced rice paddies of this mountainous village, emptied of people after the disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, 25 miles away, spewed … Continue reading
Japan and IAEA risk Fukushima victims’ lives with forced return via The Ecologist
A massive decontamination exercise is under way in Iitate Village near Fukushima, writes Kendra Ulrich: step one in a plan to force 6,000 residents back into the evacuated zone in 2017. But as radiation levels remain stubbornly high, it looks … Continue reading
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Tagged evacuation, Greenpeace, IAEA, Iitate, normalization, return
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Evacuees from Fukushima town get official OK to return home in time for Bon via the Asahi Shimbun
IWAKI, Fukushima Prefecture–Residents of the town of Naraha in Fukushima Prefecture will be allowed to return home permanently in early August since being evacuated after the 2011 nuclear disaster, although it’s unclear how many will. The central government said June … Continue reading
Forced to Flee Radiation, Fearful Japanese Villagers Are Reluctant to Return via The New York Times
MIYAKOJI, Japan — Ever since they were forced to evacuate during the accident at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant three years ago, Kim Eunja and her husband have refused to return to their hilltop home amid the majestic mountains of … Continue reading
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Tagged compensation, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, evacuation, return
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