Category: Newsletters

NUKE INFO TOKYO 56 (Nov./Dec.1996) CNIC Holds -IMA Conference in Kyoto A year on from the Monju Accident-What has changed? Japan Exports N-plants to Taiwan News Watch — The Tokyo Meeting of the Asia...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 50 (Nov. /Dec. 1995) Plutonium Surplus and Rokkasho Costs Soar Pu Hold-Up at PFPF Still Controversial A Nuclear Boom in Asian Regionv CNIC Urge STA to Investigate the VHLW Leakage Dismantle...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 44 (Nov. /Dec. 1994) Belarus-Japan Symposium on Chernobyl – Many New Findings Revealed and Discussed HLW Transport Series – 6 – Expert Report Points Out Serious Flaws in Transport and Storage...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 38 (Nov. /Dec. 1993) Stop MONJU Nationwide Rally N-Weapons Used As Bargaining Chips in Asia Japan’s Plutonium Surplus Increasing “From PA (Public Acceptance) to PD (Public Decision)” Anti-Nuke Groups Active Around...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 32 (Nov. /Dec. 1992) Asia-Pacific Forum on Sea Shipments of Japanese Plutonium Akatsuki-maru Embarks on Dangerous Voyage to Japan News Watch — Supreme Court Acknowledges Danger of FBRs — Supreme Court...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 26 (Nov. /Dec. 1991) Plutonium Conference A Great Success Stop the Flow of N-Weapons Materials! The Situation in Europe Pu Contamination by Chernobyl Accident Speakers’ Appeal from the International Conference on...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 20 (Nov. /Dec. 1990) Citizens Visit Chernobyl Fukushima II-3 Re-started Despite Referendum Plutonium : 50 Years on – Growing Skepticism About The Rationale of Pu Recycling “Low – level Storage” is...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 14 (Nov. /Dec. 1989) Iodine Leaks at Tokai Reprocessing Plant HLW Disposal Plans Come to Light Anti-Nuclear Activities Mount in October and November One Million Signature Drive Starts in Korea KEPC0...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 8 (Nov./Dec.1988) Action on Anti-Nuclear Power Day Scrap Nuclear Fuel Cycle October Action by Hiroko Chiba Difficulties Mount After25 Years of Nuclear Power Generation Opposition Mounts in Hokkaido Plutonium Shipping Anti-Nuke...

NUKE INFO TOKYO 2 (Dec.1987) Tokyo Rally Draws a Crowd Reassessment of Atomic Bomb Casualties Strongly Suggests a Higher Radiation Risk Imported Foods Continue to be Contaminated Anti-Nuke Who’s Who – Fusae Kawazoe Anti-Nuke...