Super barges to save Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant No. 1
Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) said on May 15 that the Megafload barge, which had a mission to store contaminated water, had left Yokokama port to the port…
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Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) said on May 15 that the Megafload barge, which had a mission to store contaminated water, had left Yokokama port to the port…
Japan admits to hiding part of the information about the spread of radioactivity at the Fukushima I nuclear power plant because of fears that it will cause panic among t…
Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) has been authorized by the Japan Agency for Nuclear and Industrial Safety to open its doors into No.1 reactor at the Fukushima I. nu…
Most nuclear reactors in Japan will not achieve stable conditions in case all operating power sources are lost or cut off, even if managers have prepared new backup powe…
Regarding the incident of the Fukushima 1 nuclear power plant, the Fukushima prefectural authorities on May 1 said authorities have detected high concentrations of radio…
Fukui provincial government announced that it was possible that radioactive substances had leaked from fuel rods at the Tsuruga nuclear power plant of Japan Atomic Energ…
Information from the Ministry of Science and Technology confirmed that radioactive isotope concentrations in rainwater in Vietnam have decreased to almost negligible lev…
Today, a series of events took place in Ukraine marking the 25th year of the worst nuclear disaster in world history at the Chernobyl plant, amid a world of radioactive…
The chambers inside the No. 1 and No. 2 reactors of the earthquake and tsunami plant in Fukushima, Japan, will be filled with water to help cool these ovens - a measure…
The need for nuclear energy for humanity and the urgency is ever more advanced in terms of nuclear safety and radiation safety.
Two remote-controlled robots are measuring radioactive concentrations in Japan's Fukushima I nuclear power plant.
A burial site will have a arched shape, 105 meters high,
Nuclear and geological experts warn that in the future, at least 32 plants in Asia that are operating or under construction are at risk of suffering tsunamis.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warned, the nuclear accidents of great caliber such as Chernobyl and Fukushima Dai-ichi are likely to continue, so close international c…
The Fukushima affair is now completely different from the previous two cases in that it was damaged by the earthquake, tsunami, and not because of an unsuccessful experi…