3.11, one year on: radiation

Many earthquake refugees are actually able to go back to their hometowns, but the fears of invisible dangers linger.

  1. The levels of radiation changed immediately after the quake and tsunami hit the Fukushima nuclear plant.
  2. Frustrated with the government and not trusting the official data, a group of Japanese has started to crowdsource and map data on radiation:
  3. Radiation keeping fugitives away from home

  4. Please read and sign to help moms and kids living in Fukushima evacuate high-radiation areas! p.tl/O1dQ Thank U!
  5. Radiation in the farmland

  6. Data just presented here at Koriyama symposium: 81,000 hectares of #Japan farmland contaminated at levels of 5,000 Bq+. #Fukushima
  7. Radiation, pollution and fears overseas

  8. The shift away from nuclear power

  9. Living cautiously

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