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Fukushima: Return After the Nuclear Disaster

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In Futaba there are two reactors of the nuclear power plant Fukushima Daiichi, which had been damaged in 2011. Since 2022, people have been moving there again – why?Politics · Fukushima Read Article

FDA plans to remove restrictions on imports from Fukushima disaster areas

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Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to TaiwanFDA · Fukushima Read Article

Marcelo Kiwi Explores the Recovery of Fukushima in a New Episode of "Always a Chilean" From Japan » duplos.cl

Marcelo Kiwi presents a new episode of "Always there is a Chilean" in Fukushima, where the nuclear accident and recovery of the town are addressed.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

815 Nuclear Evacuees Still Living in Temporary Housing; Free Shelter to Be Terminated Next Spring (Kyodo News)

An interview with Fukushima Prefecture revealed that as of July 1st, 815 evacuees from Okuma Town and Futaba Town in Fukushima Prefecture, where the Tokyo Electric Power Company's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is located, were still residing in 513 temporary housing units across 25 prefectures. In principle, the prefecture will end its free provision of temporary housing in March of next year. Evacuation orders have been issued in parts …Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

WWII exhibit reveals previously unseen letters from architect of Pearl Harbor attack

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Letters written by the head of Japan’s imperial navy in 1942 are on display for the first time at the Fukushima Museum.Architecture · Fukushima Read Article

Grid governance, utility obligation reform, and local engagement can reignite Japan’s renewable energy growth

Innovative regional approaches in Fukushima and Akita demonstrate scalable models to overcome transmission, regulatory, and utility challengesDespite its recent lackluster renewable growth, Japan can meet its pledge to triple renewable power capacity by 2030 by resolving structural and institutional bottlenecks, according to a newFukushima · Fukushima Read Article

EM exec participates in annual Fukushima decommissioning forum - ExchangeMonitor

Greg Sosson, one of the top feds at the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup office, took part this month in the ninth annual forum on decommissioning of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in Japan. The annual gathering brings together international cleanup specialists to discuss nuclear remediation and track the progress of remediation following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident. “This event brings together such a tremendous wealth…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Mansfield welcomes delegation from Japanese Sister City

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MANSFIELD — Katsuhiko Shiraishi sat in the cafeteria at Kingwood Center Gardens, a slice of pepperoni pizza before him. It was a far way from home for Shiraishi, who hails from the region of Fukushima, Japan. His hometown, Tamura City, is nestled in the mountains and known for its peaches and cherry trees. Shiraishi and four […] The post Mansfield welcomes delegation from Japanese Sister City appeared first on Richland Source.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Eerie discovery in Japan nuclear town stuns the world

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While most tourists follow the human hordes, Jack Chilcote went where the wild things are.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

A Huge Reduction From 1.2 Million Koku to 300,000 Koku! How Did the Uesugi Family Deal with a 75% Decrease in Income?

"Starting tomorrow, your salary will be reduced by 1/4 (75%)!!!" If you were suddenly told something like this, wouldn't you feel so hopeless you could die? From the Sengoku to Edo periods, there were people who overcame such hardships, with no choice but to change jobs. August 24, 1601 (Keicho 6) marks the day when the decision was made to greatly reduce the Uesugi clan's territory. While the 16th is also a popular theory, we follow the account…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

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Fukushima: Return After the Nuclear Disaster

FDA plans to remove restrictions on imports from Fukushima disaster areas

Marcelo Kiwi Explores the Recovery of Fukushima in a New Episode of "Always a Chilean" From Japan » duplos.cl

815 Nuclear Evacuees Still Living in Temporary Housing; Free Shelter to Be Terminated Next Spring (Kyodo News)

WWII exhibit reveals previously unseen letters from architect of Pearl Harbor attack

Grid governance, utility obligation reform, and local engagement can reignite Japan’s renewable energy growth

EM exec participates in annual Fukushima decommissioning forum - ExchangeMonitor

Mansfield welcomes delegation from Japanese Sister City

Eerie discovery in Japan nuclear town stuns the world

A Huge Reduction From 1.2 Million Koku to 300,000 Koku! How Did the Uesugi Family Deal with a 75% Decrease in Income?

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Fukushima: Return After the Nuclear Disaster

FDA plans to remove restrictions on imports from Fukushima disaster areas

Marcelo Kiwi Explores the Recovery of Fukushima in a New Episode of "Always a Chilean" From Japan » duplos.cl

815 Nuclear Evacuees Still Living in Temporary Housing; Free Shelter to Be Terminated Next Spring (Kyodo News)

WWII exhibit reveals previously unseen letters from architect of Pearl Harbor attack

Grid governance, utility obligation reform, and local engagement can reignite Japan’s renewable energy growth

EM exec participates in annual Fukushima decommissioning forum - ExchangeMonitor

Mansfield welcomes delegation from Japanese Sister City

Eerie discovery in Japan nuclear town stuns the world

A Huge Reduction From 1.2 Million Koku to 300,000 Koku! How Did the Uesugi Family Deal with a 75% Decrease in Income?