Japan announced a tsunami image that swallowed all nuclear power plants
Tokyo TEPCO Electric Company has just published horrifying photos to record the tsunami moment that hit the Fukushima I. nuclear power plant.
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Tokyo TEPCO Electric Company has just published horrifying photos to record the tsunami moment that hit the Fukushima I. nuclear power plant.
Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), the coordinator of the Fukushima I power plant, yesterday admitted for the first time that nuclear fuel has completely melted in on…
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…
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…
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.
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…
Remote control construction machines have been introduced into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant to clear roads and paths filled with radioactive debris.
Radioactive dust from the explosion of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in 1986 still exists in food in northern Ukraine, the Green Peace Organization confirmed yesterd…
This morning, a magnitude 6.5 earthquake shook the east, prompting Japan to issue a tsunami warning.
Radioactive clouds due to incidents of nuclear plants from Japan are spreading to Southeast Asia, but do not affect Vietnam, nuclear experts and meteorologists said.
World opinion is more reassuring when workers bring electrical wires to the reactors, but in fact the most difficult and dangerous tasks are still unresolved.
On the night of March 25, 15 hours on the same day, the radioactive cloud is currently moving toward the southwest (for the location of the Fukushima I power plant).