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Nuclear Meltdown in Japan

On March 11, 2011, the Fukushima Daichi nuclear power plant experienced a triple meltdown resulting from a tsunami, constituting the worst nuclear power plant disaster since Chernobyl. Efforts to bring the catastrophe under control are ongoing and piecemeal. This section explores advances and pitfalls as Japanese authorities attempt to deal with this ongoing crisis.

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Japan’s northeastern prefecture of Fukushima, devastated during the 2011 earthquake and nuclear power plant disaster, is looking to transform itself…

Nuclear Meltdown in Japan

Nuclear Meltdown in Japan

Fukushima to release wastewater into the ocean, says Japanese government

10 years after Fukushima, the nuclear industry still has trouble gaining the public’s trust

Tenth reactor to restart in Japan following Fukushima disaster shutdown

Fukushima cleanup struggle focuses on what to do with contaminated water

Fukushima joins Chernobyl in renewable revival

Rosatom during the war: how militarization of the Russian nuclear giant took place

Embodied Carbon Terms of Reference Report – Establishing a common framework of understanding for low-carbon construction materials in Europe