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Reactors, three reactors melted. they gave it a huge amount of radiation, and the water used to cool those reactions has been accumulating in about 1000 water tanks, though the government is saying this will come to capacity in 2024 and the plan is to treat this water, the safety levels have been diluted with sea water and then to pump it into a pipe about a kilometre away from the power plant into an underwater tunnel into the sea. this is a process that will take decades, and the concern here is that even if the water is safe for now, environmentalists, maritime scientists and radiation expe...

A few no go zones the mother of two doesn't believe a word of it. nothing has been solved but the government doesn't call fukushima disaster area anymore i think they've just decided that it's no longer a disaster area. there are many who cast doubt on the official story despite a large scale decontamination program a recent poll found sixty percent of residents feel anxious about radiation this is in part because the government changed its stand it for what it considered an acceptable level of exposure from one millisieverts per year to twenty a level considered too high by many radiation exp...

Subsidy but the support for so-called voluntary evacuees ended two years ago the government wants them to move back home it says for cosima is now safe bar a few no go zones the mother of two doesn't believe a word of it. nothing has been solved there but the government doesn't call fukushima disaster area anymore i think they've just decided that it's no longer a disaster area. there are many who cast doubt on the official story despite a large scale decontamination program a recent poll found sixty percent of residents feel anxious about radiation this is in part because the government chang...

Says mr yada yet he still wants to try. one question troubles him though who will be willing to buy fukushima beef. that's something local politicians understand here in the town hall they keep track of radiation levels the figures are one thing says the mayor but the feelings of insecurity and anxiety are just as important the government. course i'm with him the opinions of these radiation experts differ greatly because of this it's hard for us ordinary citizens not to question their results. and yet they've invested so much money in the new school for example which will open in april ninety ...