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Fukushima and the Future of Nuclear Power Wall Street Journal In the United States, the reaction so far has been less severe. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has increased its vigilance and is under tremendous pressure to close down aging reactors such as Vermont Yankee in southeastern Vermont and Indian Point … See all stories on this topic »

Mapping Fallout from Severe Nuclear Power Plant Accidents in the United States Natural Resources Defense Council (blog) Unfortunately, the chance of a severe accident at a US nuclear power plant is a very real threat – and it wouldn’t take an earthquake and tsunami to trigger it. The fundamental cause of the disaster in Japan was that the reactors lost both primary and … See all stories on this topic » Natural Resources Defense Council (blog)

Safety fears at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant Majiros News l Japan News By majiroxnews TOKYO (majirox news) — Low pay and overwork could trigger a shortage of workers at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The Tokyo Occupational Safety and Health Center warned this week of these dangers – with workers at the … See all stories on this topic » Majiros News l Japan News

The Iran threat: Separating fact from fiction CNN (blog) By Reza Sayah, CNN Many US politicians and Israeli leaders call a nuclear-armed Iran the greatest danger to world peace. “An Iranian nuclear weapon is one of the most frightening things we have to confront,” Republican presidential candidate Newt … See all stories on this topic »

The World is Powerless Against Fukushima Fallout AsianWeek By Yoichi Shimatsu – March 5, 2012 Posted in: Global, News A year on, the Fukushima nuclear disaster has reached far beyond Japan as an encroaching threat to human health everywhere and to the very existence of life on Earth. As the fallout goes global … See all stories on this topic » AsianWeek

The next Fukushima nuclear disaster is waiting to happen Greenpeace International (blog) The nuclear disaster at Fukushima has shown us once again that nuclear reactors are fundamentally unsafe. That’s why Greenpeace activists are staging flash mobs, hanging banners on prominent buildings, holding events in public squares and at busy … See all stories on this topic » Greenpeace International (blog)

Mapping Nuclear Fallout One Year After Fukushima StateImpact Pennsylvania Matthew McKinzie, NRDC’s senior scientist writes in his blog that US plants are at risk of a similar meltdown. “Unfortunately, the chance of a severe accident at a US nuclear power plant is a very real threat – and it wouldn’t take an earthquake and … See all stories on this topic »

Heroes of Japan’s Nuclear Disaster All but Forgotten Newsweek Koichi Nakagawa* sometimes wonders if he should have bailed out on his friends and other employees at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear-power plant a lot earlier. Maybe he should have left the day he worked to restore electricity to the plant wearing his … See all stories on this topic » Newsweek

Fidel Castro – “Nuclear plants should not be built, because they are very … Enformable … use of nuclear weapons and the current existence of 22000 such devices globally. The Asahi Shimbun reports that Fidel Castro said he wants to visit Fukushima next year. “Nuclear plants should not be built, because they are very dangerous objects,” … See all stories on this topic » Enformable

Oil will not smooth these troubled waters Brisbane Times … an Israeli-US attack on the regime’s nuclear plants would later set off uncontrollable events in the Middle East. There is clearly danger of a spillover into the eastern province of Saudi Arabia, home to its aggrieved Shiites and most of its oil. See all stories on this topic »

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