Fukushima Daiichi Recovery: The Facts

The 2011 nuclear accident at Fukushima Daiichi resulted in the meltdown of three of the six reactor cores at the site and the release of radiation into the environment. Since then, Tokyo Electric Power Co., with the aid of the Japanese government and nongovernmental organizations, has been working to clean up the site and decommission the reactors.
U.S. residents have been asking questions, not only about the decommissioning process but also about the potential for radioactive water and debris to reach U.S. waters and coastal states.
Using credible sources, these pages provide the answers.

• What is happening at the Fukushima Daiichi site now?

• What is the status of radioactive water treatment at the site?

• What is the status of the used fuel storage pools at the site?

• What is the status of ground contamination at the site?

• Is there a danger of contaminated water reaching Hawaii, Alaska and the US West Coast?

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