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86 kgHM of plutonium was recovered at the Tokai reprocessing plant in 2001. Electric companies say that they will finish reprocessing the entire amounts – which were contracted out – by 2002 or...
Picture: Memorial photograph of symposium participants I had an opportunity to attend an international symposium entitled the ’14th International Summer Symposium on Science and the World Affairs,’ which was held at the University...
A survey assistant explains about a survey form of the effects of JCO criticality accident to the residents near JCO Co. on February 2002 (Naka-town, Ibaraki Prefecture. Photo by Noboru Kobayashi) Three...
(536 KB) JCO Criticality Accident Three Years on: Questions Still Unanswered Three years have passed since the JCO criticality accident occurred on 30 September 1999. This article reviews results of the second field...
The Basic Law on Energy Policy Passes the Diet Reckless remarks on the three non-nuclear principles by chief Cabinet Secretary Tsuruga 1 to Be Decommissioned JFBA Requests the Cancellation of Kaminoseki NPP Plan First...
Anti-Nuke Who’s Who Sadao Yamamoto: A Man Who Never Gives Up by Shoji Kihara, (Group for No-Nukes Hiroshima) Iwai-shima (Iwai Island) is the base location for citizens’ movement against Kaminoseki nuclear power plant, where...
The Reports on 1 Submitted On April 24, Chubu Electric Power Company submitted a final report to the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) regarding the two accidents at Hamaoka 1 in November...
DATA: Significant incidents at Nuclear Facilities (2001) Date Facility Brief Description of Event Jan 15 Fukushima II-1 Reactor manually shutdown due to rupture of coolant flow measurement housing tube at jet pump. Mar 4...
Two ships left the United Kingdom on the morning of April 26. The names of the two ships are Pacific Teal and Pacific Pintail. The ships are armed with British security guards. They arrived...
Introduction and Nuclear Energy History in Switzerland On April 26 and 27, commemorating the 17 years that have passed since the Chernobyl accident, an international conference called ‘Rethinking Nuclear Energy and Democracy after 9/11’...
