Tokyo, May 15 (QNA) - The operator of Japan''s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant announced that radioactive materials continue to leak into the ocean near the plant. The Tokyo Electric Power Company said 140 becquerels of cesium-134 per cubic centimeter, was measured on Saturday morning near...
A month has elapsed since the emergency at Fukushima began. But what exactly has gone on there and what are the priorities now?
One way of looking at the drama that has unfolded around the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactors is as a narrative with one central plot, and a number of...
So now the Japanese have told us they made a mistake in calculating the actual amount of radioactivity being spewed out into the enviroment .
So when they dumped all that , low level radioactive water into the, Pacific are they sure it was low level ?
If they can make a mistake once I am sure...
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The soil samples should normally be 100 Bequrels. The Japanese governments safety standard is 500 Bequrels. If the soil is contaminated with 20000000 Bequrels of radio active isotopes this is
19999500 Above the government safety standard. If as NHK is reporting this is the number detected, the...