Japan resumes seafood exports to China after ban over Fukushima wastewater ⊖
Beijing imposed a two-year ban over the discharge of treated radioactive wastewater from the tsunami-hit Fukushima plant
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Fears for Fukushima nuclear plant as 4,000 workers take shelter at higher ground at plant still recovering from 2011 tsunami
Around 4,000 workers are taking shelter on higher grounds on the plant complex and are continuing to monitor the safety of the nuclear plant remotely.
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Dr Tim Gregory argues that nuclear power is safe, relatively cheap and the only realistic route to achieving net zero targets
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Yoshitomo Nara review: cutesy terrors swear, smoke, play guitar and burn down houses
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Hayward Gallery, London
The Japanese artist’s instantly recognisable delinquent infants fill a huge show that also includes more sombre – and still angry – work made since the Fukushima disaster
There’…
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China to resume seafood imports from Japan suspended after Fukushima wastewater discharge
China blocked imports of Japanese seafood because it said the release of the treated and diluted but still slightly radioactive wastewater would endanger the fishing industry and coastal communities …
Japanese seafood set to return to China after Fukushima wastewater row
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Tokyo and Beijing are closing in on a deal to allow Japanese seafood exports to resume following 2023 ban.
Fukushima soil headed to Japan PM’s flower beds to allay nuclear safety fears
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The government has suggested the material, which it describes as low risk, could also be used in roads and infrastructure in other parts of Japan.
Slightly radioactive soil from near the damaged Fukus…
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Three resort workers die in suspected gas poisoning near hot spring in Japan
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Hydrogen sulphide gives Takayu Onsen its unmistakable sulphurous smell but can be dangerous if inhaled in high enough concentrations
Three people have died in north-east Japan in an accident that auth…
‘An act of betrayal’: Japan to maximise nuclear power 14 years after Fukushima disaster
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Tokyo wants to drop attempts to lessen its reliance on nuclear power, according to a draft energy plan
More than a decade after the triple meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant, Japan is again…
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Japanese city to name and shame people who break rubbish rules
Fukushima plans to go through trash that is not properly sorted, and publicly identify offenders.