Nuke Info Tokyo No. 107 (July/Aug. 2005)
(756 KB) Map of places mentioned in NIT 107 Back-sliding on Monju It could be said that whereas the Nagoya High Court followed the precautionary principle, the Supreme Court threw caution to the wind....
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Nuke Info Tokyo No. 106 (May/June 2005)
(720 KB) Map of places mentioned in NIT 106 Report on NPT Review Conference Japan’s inconsistency: calling for nuclear non-proliferation while extracting plutonium. (Click here to read article.) Pronounced aging of nuclear power plants There...
Nuke Info Tokyo Number 105 (March/April 2005)
(728 KB) Map of places mentioned in NIT 105 Report on National Conference to Stop Two Nuclear Bills …a campaign has been launched against two nuclear bills covering, among other things, the introduction of...
Nuke Info Tokyo No. 104 (Jan./Feb. 2005)
(1 MB) Uranium Trials Begin at Rokkasho …with an estimated total cost of construction, operation and dismantling of 11 trillion yen, even supporters of nuclear energy are questioning the wisdom of proceeding with...
Nuke Info Tokyo No. 103 (Nov./Dec. 2004)
(676 KB) Map of places mentioned in NIT 103 Earthquake Zone: Earthquakes and Nuclear Safety in Japan It might seem obvious to the average man or woman in the street, or the average child...
Nuke Info Tokyo No. 102 (Sep./Oct. 2004)
(820 KB) Map of places mentioned in NIT 102 Five Killed in Mihama-3 Accident …on August 9th, the 59th anniversary of the bombing of Nagasaki, there was a serious accident at the Mihama-3 reactor,...
Nuke Info Tokyo No. 101 (July/Aug. 2004)
(1.1 MB) Map of places mentioned in NIT 101 Reactor Pressure Vessel Exported to Taiwan On July 2nd a ship carrying a reactor pressure vessel left the Port of Yokohama in Kanagawa Prefecture...
Nuke Info Tokyo No. 100 (May/June 2004)
(548 KB) 100th Edition of NIT: To our friends in the anti-nuclear movement around the world In October 1987 the first issue of Nuke Info Tokyo (10 pages) was sent to our friends...
Nuke Info Tokyo No. 99 (March/April 2004)
(436 KB) First case of Workers’ Compensation for Multiple Myeloma On January 13th the Tomioka (Fukushima Prefecture) office of the Labor Standards Office accepted the claim of Mitsuaki Nagao that his multiple myeloma (a...
Nuke Info Tokyo No. 98 (Nov. 2003 – Feb. 2004)
(696 KB) Abandoned plans for Suzu and Maki Nuclear Power Plants: the beginning of the end? On Dec. 24th, 2003, Tohoku Electric Power Company officially announced that it was abandoning its plan to...
