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Fukushima radioactive debris removal delayed until 2037

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A massive operation to remove hundreds of tonnes of radioactive debris from Japan's tsunami-stricken Fukushima nuclear plant has been delayed until at least 2037, the operator said on Tuesday (Jul 29).See the Story

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Concerns over Nuclear Power Plant as Huge Tsunami Warnings Issued Across the World Following Massive Earthquake

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Staff at Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant were told to evacuate amid tsunami fears following a 8.8 magnitude earthquake in Russia See the Story

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Fukushima Nuclear Plant Clean-up Faces Another Delay

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Tokyo Electric Power Company newly released plan reveals the challenges to decommissioning the Fukushima nuclear plant by the Japanese government's 2051 goal See the Story

Retired UCR professor will receive the Soil Science Society of America’s Kirkham Medal

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Redlands resident William Jury, a retired UC Riverside professor of soil physics, has been selected by the Soil Science Society of America to receive the Don and Betty Kirkham Medal, an international career research award bestowed only every eight years. This is the third time the medal has been awarded. Previous recipients are Donald R. Nielsen from UC Davis and Rien van Genuchten from the United States Salinity Laboratory, according to a news …Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

98-year-old woman recalls brother's death from dummy atomic bomb

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A U.S. military unit dropped dummy bombs in various parts of Japan as part of exercises aimed at training forces to gain the high skills required to drop nuclear weapons.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

A Mystery in Japan: a Forgotten City that Looks Stopped in the '90s?

A British urban explorer discovered by chance a completely abandoned tourist complex since the 1990s in Japan. He visited Kinugawa Onsen, once famous for its thermal waters, today muted, covered by vegetation, with intact buildings that seem to be stopped in time. Many rooms retain objects, tables with drinks, recreational machines full of prizes and even stuffed animals in the foyers. A medieval corner of Lleida that revives its essence every y…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Japan: After Fukushima, the Slow Return in Grace of Nuclear Power · Global Voices

In Japan's collective memory, the nuclear trauma of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was more than a distant memory, until the disaster of the Fukushima power plant in 2011. But in the face of the current energy challenge, nuclear is gradually returning to the forefront in Japan.Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

The Strange Facility "Redbox" that Claims to Offer "Nightmare Experiences" - Minoru Ikeno Also Appears, Claiming It Is His Residence

A mysterious X-account called "REDBOX," claiming to be a "nightmare experience facility," suddenly appeared on August 6th and has become a hot topic on social media. At the same time, what appears to be the official website for "REDBOX" has also been made public. It appears to be located in Fukushima Prefecture, and is described as "a facility where you can experience the nightmares of a person named Ikeno Minoru." The website also features a ca…Social Media · Fukushima Read Article

Japan can power Southeast Asia's clean energy future

Japan can power Southeast Asia's clean energy future ayu.ieefa Thu, 08/07/2025 - 00:00 Insights Oil/Gas & LNG Renewables & Storage Decarbonization Japan Asia Sunflower field with windmill in Fukushima, Japan .jpg Michiyo Miyamoto Michiyo is an Energy Finance Specialist at IEEFA, specializing in Asian energy markets, particularly Japan. Go to Profile Japan’s emphasis on liquefied natural gas (LNG) as the foundation of Asia’s economic and ene…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

Fights Even During Class! Aizu Domain School "Nisshinkan" Was a School for Samurai

How many high schools are there in Japan in total? There are 4,791 schools nationwide (as of 2023 →wiki), including private schools that emphasize entrance exams, prestigious traditional public schools, and even select national schools. While each school has its own unique characteristics, the ones that stand out the most are those that "traditionally carry the traditions of feudal domain schools." Examples include "XXkan" junior high school and…Fukushima · Fukushima Read Article

First reactor since Fukushima: Japan probes returning to nuclear power

MORE than a decade after the meltdown of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, Japanese energy firm Kansai Electric Power (KEPCO) is exploring the feasibility of building Japan’s first new nuclear reactor – following the country’s renewed interest in the power source.Nuclear Power · Fukushima Read Article

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Fukushima radioactive debris removal delayed until 2037

Concerns over Nuclear Power Plant as Huge Tsunami Warnings Issued Across the World Following Massive Earthquake

Fukushima Nuclear Plant Clean-up Faces Another Delay

Retired UCR professor will receive the Soil Science Society of America’s Kirkham Medal

98-year-old woman recalls brother's death from dummy atomic bomb

A Mystery in Japan: a Forgotten City that Looks Stopped in the '90s?

Japan: After Fukushima, the Slow Return in Grace of Nuclear Power · Global Voices

The Strange Facility "Redbox" that Claims to Offer "Nightmare Experiences" - Minoru Ikeno Also Appears, Claiming It Is His Residence

Japan can power Southeast Asia's clean energy future

Fights Even During Class! Aizu Domain School "Nisshinkan" Was a School for Samurai

First reactor since Fukushima: Japan probes returning to nuclear power

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Retired UCR professor will receive the Soil Science Society of America’s Kirkham Medal

98-year-old woman recalls brother's death from dummy atomic bomb

A Mystery in Japan: a Forgotten City that Looks Stopped in the '90s?

Japan: After Fukushima, the Slow Return in Grace of Nuclear Power · Global Voices

The Strange Facility "Redbox" that Claims to Offer "Nightmare Experiences" - Minoru Ikeno Also Appears, Claiming It Is His Residence

Japan can power Southeast Asia's clean energy future

Fights Even During Class! Aizu Domain School "Nisshinkan" Was a School for Samurai

First reactor since Fukushima: Japan probes returning to nuclear power