Japan, Don't Restart Nuclear Plant Near Active Volcano! Mrs.
Adele andDerek Thornbury, United Kingdom Jul 29, 04:17 Mr. Misha Tsaika, Greece Ms. Ms. Mrs. 16,000 Demonstrators Rally Against Restarting Japan Nuke Plant. 'Don’t pollute our sea:' Mass demo in Tokyo to ban nuclear energy (PHOTOS) Published time: October 13, 2013 13:41 Edited time: October 14, 2013 11:11 Protestors hold placards and shout slogans during an anti nuclear demonstration in Tokyo on October 13, 2013.
Après Fukushima : des mères de famille à la pointe du combat contre le nucléaire - Japon. Le 21 août dernier, pour la première fois depuis l’accident du réacteur nucléaire Daiichi à Fukushima, l’Autorité japonaise de régulation du nucléaire a qualifié un nouvel incident de grave : au moins 300 tonnes d’eau radioactive ont fuité d’un réservoir de stockage défectueux et, mélangées aux eaux pluviales, se déversent dans l’océan Pacifique.
English. Affected by the earthquake on 11th March, the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant of TEPCO is suffering meltdown, the worst possible situation, in its reactors number 1 to3.
This has become an unparalleled disaster, where high level radioactive materials have been released, following hydrogen explosions and the damages to the reactor buildings, into sea water, air and soil, contaminating the environment. Even two months after the earthquake, the reactors show no sign of coming back to control and the situation continues to be extremely unstable. It is feared that there would be immeasurable effects on the health and lives of not only the local residents and the workers at the power plant but also the future children yet to be born. We have always been aware that humans cannot live with nuclear. We are deeply regretting that even though we knew this fact, our protesting voices and actions against nuclear energy have been far too weak.
Pour ne pas oublier Fukushima, Prenons la Bastille d'iode ! «Prenons la Bastille d'iode», le deuxième rassemblement mensuel antinucléaire en soutien à la population japonaise, aura lieu ce dimanche 11 novembre à la Bastille à 14h, co-organisé par Sortir du nucléaire Paris et Yosomono-net France (le réseau des ressortissants japonais).
Il est associé au grand rassemblement organisé par la coalition antinuclaire de Tokyo qui va occuper les quatiers de ministère et du Parlement, ainsi qu'à des actions à Londres, à Berlin, à Berne et à Florence. Notre action en Europe est retransmise en direct sur internet par un média indépendant japonais, IWJ. Nuclear fears galvanise usually sedate Japan. Massive anti-nuclear power rally held in Tokyo. Join the Hydrangea Revolution. Huge crowd here at Yoyogi park for anti-nuclear protest! Just announced we are 170,000!! Une marée humaine opposée à l'énergie nucléaire à Tokyo. 100,000 Gather in Tokyo for Anti-Nuclear Protest.
On Monday, about 100,000 peaceful protesters thronged the streets of Tokyo to stand in solidarity against the reactivation of nuclear power plants in the country. Protests have been a regular occurence over the last weeks as protesters have gathered to shout slogans and resist the return to nuclear power, the New York Times reports. Thousands Gather in Tokyo to Protest Nuclear Restart. Wake up Japan anti nuclear protest. Environment Petition: Senators Boxer and Feinstein: Investigate the ongoing danger from the Fukushima nuclear reactors. Japan ignores protests to resume nuclear power. Japan's energy firms say they fear they will not be able to provide sufficient energy to meet demand in Japan's notoriously hot summer months.
Kazuhiko Shimokobe, the new chairman of Tokyo Electric Power Co., the operator of the Fukushima plant, said on Thursday that the company should be permitted to restart its undamaged plants as a "building block" in the company's efforts to rebuild its business. An estimated 40,000 people protested against the planned restart of the Oi reactor outside the official residence of Yoshihiko Noda, the prime minister, on June 22 and organisers expect an even larger crowd for another rally on Friday. The biggest concern, they say, is that new tests indicate that the Oi reactors sit atop active seismic faults that have only just been identified. "It's crazy to restart Oi before we have made sure that it is absolutely safe to do so," Aileen Mioko Smith, executive director of Green Action, told The Daily Telegraph. Peaceful Anti-Nuclear Protest Flourishes in Tokyo. Tens of thousands of protesters gathered outside of the national Parliament building in Tokyo on Friday to protest the restarting of a nuclear power plant in the country.
The demonstration was the 14th anti-nuclear protest to occur since early March in Japan in response to choices made by the current government. In the middle of June, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda announced that the Ohi plant in western Japan would reopen, despite the fact that the vast majority of Japanese citizens oppose the opening of nuclear power plants. Although Noda has claimed that he will ensure that security and safety procedures will be strengthened before the restart at Ohi, memories of the nuclear disaster in March 2011, caused by a massive earthquake and tsunami in Japan which destroyed the Fukushima nuclear power plant, remain vivid in citizens’ minds. After that disaster, all 50 of the operational plants were shut down in Japan. Mr. Hello world. fukushima alert. act now or rest in peace « askaboutfukushimanow. Hello world. fukushima alert. act now or rest in peace Posted on Updated on FUKUSHIMA SUMMARY :: Alert Alarm :: Physicists and other clued in people all over the world knew the reactors would melt down within 14 hours without tons of cooling water – apiece.
No way it can be faked. Everybody who was anybody knew – world wide. It is not rocket science. As soon as the temperature hit 2200 Deg C – it was all over but the shouting and the lying. There are no ‘minimum doses’ of radiation from any nuclear meltdown….1400 radioactive isotopes are ‘bad stuff’ from the git go. Fukushima Summary Alert, Alarm—for you info–conduct yourselves accordingly. HumanError, le cri de révolte du Japon contaminé. Le groupe japonais Frying Dutchman a été scandalisé par le comportement du gouvernement japonais face à la catastrophe nucléaire de Fukushima.
Il estime que les autorités ont aggravé la contamination et qu’elles continuent de préserver davantage les puissances de l'argent et l'économie plutôt que la vie de son propre peuple et de ses enfants. In Pictures: wounded anti-nuke activists in Koodankulam. On their way to attend talks with the Central Government Expert Panel, a group of activists agitating against the Koodankulam Nuclear Power Project in Tamil Nadu were attacked by a violent group.
The miscreants are believed to be supporters of the local Hindu Munnani group. 20 women accompanying M. Pushparayan and Jesuraj, the representatives of People’s Movement Against Nuclear Energy (PMANE) in the dialogue with the Central Government’s expert committee were beaten badly and are hospitalized. Koodankulam: non-violence needs our non-silence ! Nuclear Housework: Enraged Mothers and Farmers of Japan. {*style:<b>Todos Somos Japon New York, September 2011 (Courtesy: The Commoner, UK ) </b>*} – Silvia Federici.
Abolition 2000 » Human Chains Against Chain Reactions – Remembering Fukushima. German | French| Italian| English On March 11 it will be one year since our world suffered the greatest global industrial catastrophe in human history, the devastation at Fukushima’s four nuclear reactors in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that overcame all human efforts to tame the lethal use of nuclear power.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes located in lands contaminated by the toxic radioactive brew that is still spewing from the damaged nuclear reactors and irradiated fuel pools into the air, water, and soil. Radiation data is not being shared as the lethal plumes of radioactivity circle the globe, affecting all of humanity, even unto generations yet unborn.
It’s time to end the nuclear age. Ce dimanche 11 mars, insurgeons-nous contre le nucléaire ! "Chers amis, Le 11 mars 2011, la catastrophe de Fukushima a rappelé au monde entier que la technologie nucléaire est mortifère, et que prétendre la contrôler est une illusion. Tokyo Nuclear Protest 9/19/2011. Occupy ! Kasumigaseki : dans le campement des anti-nucléaire. Mitsuro Sudo (Alissa Descotes-Toyosaki) Devant le ministère de l’Economie, des Finances et de l’Industrie, un vieil homme entre dans une tente.
Il a une barbe blanche très touffue et un gros anorak rouge. En ce matin de janvier à Tokyo, le carrefour de Kasumigaseki est rempli de fonctionnaires qui se hâtent vers les bureaux. « Certains d’entre eux entrent parfois dans notre tente pour nous dire “Courage !” Avant de regagner leur poste », sourit le vieil homme.