Fukushima

Lethal Levels of Radiation Found in Damaged Fukushima Reactor Will Have 'Huge Impact' on Shutdown, Regulators Warn

'An Appalling Environmental Crime': Japan to Dump Radioactive Fukushima Water Into Pacific Ocean

Kenny Stancil, staff writer

"The moment that I hear the word 'treated' being used instead of 'contaminated,' I can't think differently than this is a kind of newspeak," said one Greenpeace official.

'An Appalling Act of Industrial Vandalism': Japanese Officials Do PR for Plan to Dump Fukushima Water Into Ocean

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Storage tanks for radioactive water stand at Tokyo Electric Power Co.'s (Tepco) Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant on January 29, 2020 in Okuma, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.

The Japanese government told embassy officials from nearly two dozen countries...

Fukushima Reactor Cleanup Delayed by Five Years as Japanese Public Demands End to Nuclear Energy

Julia Conley, staff writer

The delay comes days after Japan's government proposed releasing contaminated...

'What Corporate Impunity Looks Like': Court Acquits Tepco Executives for Role in Fukushima Nuclear Disaster

Japan's New Environmental Minister Calls for Closing Down All Nuclear Reactors to Prevent Another Disaster Like Fukushima

Plan to Release Radioactive Fukushima Wastewater Into Pacific Ocean Panned by Critics

Japanese Prosecutors Demand 5 Years in Prison for Executives Facing Trial for Fukushima Nuclear Disaster

Local Fury and Health Concerns as Japan Plans to Dump a Million Tons of Radioactive Fukushima Water Into Ocean

As 1.5 Million Flee Hurricane Florence, Worries Grow Over Half Dozen Nuclear Power Plants in Storm's Path

Court Awards Fukushima Residents Measly $3,200 for Nuclear Disaster That Made Area Unlivable

Video from Underwater Robot Shows Melted Nuclear Fuel in Bowels of Fukushima Reactor

Experts: US Still 'Needlessly Vulnerable' to Fukushima-Style Disaster

Sparking Fears of Airborne Radiation, Wildfire Burns in Fukushima 'No-Go Zone'

Tsunami Panic After 6.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off Fukushima Coast

Public Cost of Fukushima Cleanup Tops $40 Billion and Is Expected to Climb

Further

Fukushima Redux: In Fact, What Do They Have to Return To?

Years later, the site of the Fukushima nuclear disaster remains a post-apocalyptic landscape of empty houses, massive health risks, and 20,000 workers moving bags of lethal soil from one heedless spot to another. Polish photographer Arkadiusz Podniesinski gathered his courage and hazmat suit to searingly document a catastrophe he blames not on earthquake, tsunami or technology, but humans - "an immense experience, not comparable to anything else (where) only the wind answers."