Stories similar to Japan nuclear cleanup could take ‘several decades’ PM Kan says :

The Latest Events In Japan, Nuclear Meltdown 1 year 10 weeks ago

The latest news about the Nuclear disaster going on in Japan. Created after the massive 8.9 earthquake and tsunamis on March the 3rd, 2011. Do we have something to fear here in America? What you should know.

It all began with the explosion of the second Nuclear facility at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan. Now there are more than seven reactors that have caught fire and / or exploded. While the Japanese Nuclear facilities are nearly as safe and secure as the ones here in America. Only time will tell how they will fair against this tragic one two punch.

The causes of Nuclear meltdown 1 year 9 weeks ago

Nuclear meltdown happen due to accident and the recent earthquakes and tsunami which devastated Japan that happen in the Daiichi nuclear plant in Fukushima is a good exxampla where the Ac power receptor that use to cool down the nuclear reactor stop its operation due to lack of electrical power. Nuclear meltdown is both dangerous to humans, animals and to the environment. Nuclear radiation poisoning and acute nuclear radiation syndrome happen that affect the brain tissues, blood and skin tissues.

Japan Prime Minister orders shutdown of Hamaoka nuclear plant 1 year 2 weeks ago

Eight weeks after the deadly 9.0 earthquake and tsunami in Japan caused a meltdown at the Daiichi nuclear plant, Prime Minister Naoto Kan on Friday ordered a shutdown of the Hamaoka nuclear plant due to its location near a risky tectonic faultline.

Radiation in urine found in residents near Fukushima 47 weeks 2 days ago

Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster has taken another bad turn as residents located about 20 miles from the Daiichi nuclear facility now have radiation detected in their urine and one official said it will be "difficult" for people to live in the area.

Emails show UK gov't and nuclear industry downplayed Fukushima 46 weeks 6 days ago

A series of emails obtained under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) reveal the British government and nuclear industry instituted a public relations campaign within days of Japan’s Fukushima nuclear meltdown, attempting to downplay its severity.