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TOKYO -- A group of American scientists met in Tokyo on Tuesday to study last year's Fukushima nuclear accident in hopes of finding lessons to improve the safety of U.S. atomic power reactors. Norman Neureiter, head of the 22-member committee of the ...http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/27/fukushima-nuclear-accident_n_2198060.html?utm_hp_ref=world
US scientists find lessons from Japan nuke crisis
Asahi Shimbun -
A group of American scientists are meeting in Tokyo to find lessons
from the Fukushima nuclear accident to improve the safety of U.S.
reactors. Norman Neureiter, head of the 22-member committee of the
National Academy of Sciences, said the disaster at ...
Japan must do more after nuclear accident: UN
Ottawa Citizen -
A United Nations rights investigator said Monday that Japan hasn't done
enough to protect the health of residents and workers affected by the
Fukushima nuclear accident. Anand Grover, UN special rapporteur on the
right to health, said the government has ...
Nuclear madness...
Gulf Daily News -
After the loss of 10 million American lives in the Three-Mile Island
calamity in 1979, two billion in the Chernobyl holocaust in 1986, and
the abandonment of all of northern Japan following the deaths of
millions in last year's Fukushima nuclear catastrophe, it is ...
Japan should ask people about nuclear fears: UN
The News International -
TOKYO: Japan should do more to address fears over radiation in the area
around Fukushima, a UN health expert said on Monday, urging it to
consult those affected by nuclear pollution. Anand Grover, UN Special
Rapporteur on the right to health, told ...
Not good enough: UN says Japan is underestimating nuclear fallout risks
RT -
A UN official charged with investigating Japan's handling of the health
risks from the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011 says the authorities
are not doing enough to protect the population from effects of the
accident. Anand Grover, a UN special rapporteur on ...
WHO forecasts no significant increase in cancer patients in Fukushima
Asahi Shimbun - Nov 25, 2012
Cases of cancer caused by radiation from the Fukushima nuclear accident
will not increase significantly, although the risk facing infants near
the plant has risen, a draft report by the World Health Organization
said. The WHO's draft report, obtained by The ...
Expert Stresses Need For Monitoring Nuclear Radiation On People Following ...
Newsroom America -
At the end of a visit to Japan related to health issues stemming from
the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, a United Nations independent
expert has stressed the importance of monitoring the effects of atomic
radiation on people's health. While the UN ...
REPORT: JAPAN FAILING AT HEALTH CHECKS FOR FUKUSHIMA WORKERS
FOX News Radio -
A United Nations investigator has accused Japan of doing too little to
check on the effects of radiation workers and residents are facing near
the damaged Fukushima nuclear power plant. FOX News Radio's Alastair
Wanklyn reports from Tokyo: Audio clip: ...
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