Chemie-Explosion in Leverkusen: Explodierter Mix kam aus dem Ausland
Der Chemie-Müll, der vor gut zwei Wochen am Leverkusener Sondermüllofen explodiert ist, kam aus dem Ausland.
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Der Chemie-Müll, der vor gut zwei Wochen am Leverkusener Sondermüllofen explodiert ist, kam aus dem Ausland.
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Displaced and are now living in shelters. meanwhile, the operator of japan's strejapan's stricken nus said two of six units are under control. david piper is streaming from tokyo with the very latest. hi, david. >> reporter: hi, shannon. yes. fire teams are struggling to cool down those overheating reactors at fukushima which is about 150 miles northeast of here in the ca japanese capitol. the main focus at this time is to get the power back on at that power plant. as you said, we understand that two of those units have now had the power restored, but we understand it's not clear if the cool...
Miles northeast of here in the japanese capital. the main focus at this time is trying to get the cooling systems back online. they were knocked out by the tsunami over a week ago now. and now, tokoyo electric power, which at the plant says, electricity power has now been restored, the number two unit, but still not clear if the cooling systems will work. fire trucks continue to pump wart over the four reactors still in danger of overheating there. the japanese nuclear safety official has warned, pressure levels are fluctuating now at the plant's number three reactor and this is the only pluto...
Fire trucks continue to pump water over the reactors in danger of overheating. a japanese nuclear safety official warned that pressure levels are rising at the plant's number three reacting, the only plutonium unit in the plant. and tokoyo electric warn the spraying of water on that unit may not be cooling its reactor. the operator of the plant has backed away now from a plan to vent radioactive gas from one of the reactors because of concerns about contamination of food and water there. and japan's top government official has now sawed the nuclear plant must eventually be scrapped. that's no ...