Six Japanese women offer brutally honest views on the state of the clean-up, the cover-ups and untruths since the nuclear accident in Fukushima, and how it has affected their lives, homes and families. Over a year since three reactors went into meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, a broad, disparate anti-nuclear movement is
The disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in March 2011 proves again that industry profits and people pay. Almost two years after the release of massive amounts of radiation from the Fukushima nuclear disaster, hundreds of thousands of people are still exposed to the long-term radioactive contamination caused by the accident. The daily
Synopsis: Eighteen months after the nuclear meltdown in Fukushima, children who were not evacuated are found to have thyroid cysts and noduels.What will this mean for their future? シノプシス: 福島の子供達の多くは、メルトダウン後も避難させてもらえなかった. 嚢胞としこりを持つ福島の子供達の数が増加してきている。このことが彼らの未来に対して意味するものは？
Six femmes Japonaises nous offrent leurs versions brutes sans états d’âmes sur l’état de la décontamination, les dissimulations, les mensonges, et la façon dont cela à affecté leurs vies, leurs foyers et leurs familles depuis l’accident de Fukushima. Déjà un an depuis que les trois réacteurs de la centrale nucléaire de Fukushima Daiichi sont entrés
Tepco – IAEA Visiting Fukushima Daiichi NPS – (Seismic isolated building,Inside of the Bus,Unit4 R/B operating floor) – (2:19)