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by Tony Boys The No Nukes Asia Forum (NNAF) is held in different Asian countries or regions each year. This year, the 19th forum over 26 years was hosted by the Taiwan Environmental Protection...
CNIC Statement on Weakening of India’s No First Use Policy September 10, 2019 NPO Citizens’ Nuclear Information Center On August 16, India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted, “India … remain[s] firmly committed to the...
In this edition of Who’s Who, we have three different people introducing Miwa Hiroshi from three different perspectives of his work and life. Yamaguchi Yukio, CNIC Co-Director Miwa Hiroshi is a theoretical physicist, specializing...
Report on the 100th Public Seminar of the Citizens’ Nuclear Information Centre By Kataoka Ryohei CNIC’s 100th Public Seminar was held on June 23, 2019 at the Korean YMCA in Japan Asia Youth Center....
Report of CNIC Seminar By Kataoka Ryohei A seminar titled “Foreign workers and work in radioactive environments” was held in the Japanese Trade Union Confederation (RENGO)’s Headquarters in Tokyo on May 27, 2019. The...
CNIC Symposium Report By Caitlin Stronell On June 4 CNIC held a symposium at the Diet Members Building in Tokyo. The three speakers, Frank von Hippel, a research physicist and emeritus professor with the...
Possibility for NRA to Halt Nukes in Operation It appears that Kyushu Electric Power Co.’s Sendai Unit 1 reactor, which has been restarted, will be halted next March. The Unit 2 reactor might also...
FoE Japan: Building a peaceful and sustainable world for all by Fukakusa Ayumi, FoE Campaigner, Climate change and energy The non-governmental organization FoE Japan, a member of Friends of the Earth International, has been...
by Matsukubo Hajime, CNIC State of the Plant From the water temperature in the containment vessels and the spent fuel pools (SPFs), and from the state of releases of Xenon-135, released when uranium fuel...
by Yamaguchi Yukio, CNIC Co-Director The calls for the “reconstruction of Fukushima” are cacophonous. A large part of the reason for this is next year’s Tokyo Olympics. Having won the bid to host the...