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One of the interesting items we have this week is a study by Greenpeace in which various organisms from the sea near Fukushima were sampled for radioactive isotopes. Let's take a closer look. The data in the table provided (see the first item in Ana's feed for the link) show the amount of radiation (radioactive decay) by isotope type per kilogram of plant or animal tissue from various samples. On the higher end is a fish with 357 bq/kg of radiation and some seaweed with 190 bk/kg.

The IAEA hosted the 23rd meeting of the International Expert Group on Nuclear Liability (INLEX), at its headquarters in Vienna, Austria, last month.

An expansive agenda awaits them. For one, injecting life into the moribund nuclear deal unveiled during 2005-08

The $1B verdict is the new $1M – Forensics of a Nuclear Liability Verdict on January 11, 2022.

A standard homeowner's policy wouldn't cover your property or home if damaged or made uninhabitable because of a nuclear incident, said Pete Karageorgos, director of consumer and industry relations (Ontario) for the Insurance Bureau of Canada. "[It's] difficult to quantify or put a price on what the cost to insure that, or it's a situation where it's over such a large and wide geographic area that it is uninsurable because of the potential payout in damage." Karageorgos said that in his 27-year insurance career, he has never heard of nuclear waste being covered by a homeowner's policy. NWMO�...