Here are the topic summaries for today's Fukushima updates. Please click the link for the full reports.
Wide-spread
election campaigning has come to Japan. There are nearly 1,300
candidates from eleven parties vying for 300 “single-seats” in the lower
house of the Japanese Diet (congress)... Many evacuees from the
Fukushima no-go zone feel the election is only window-dressing and the
politicians really don’t care about them... The reasons central to Prime
Minister Noda’s nuclear policy decision in mid-September... It seems
there is a small light at the end of the decontamination waste-disposal
issue... The NRA has decided to have three foreign experts as
consultants... In an attempt to stem the tide of increasing liquid
natural gas (LNG) costs, Japan is negotiating with the United States
about shale gas imports... Forty residents from near the F. Daiichi
nuke have filed a new lawsuit against Tepco asking for nearly $23
million in damages.
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