Tuesday, September 20, 2011
The first big step for Japan without neclear power plants
An estimated 60,000 people have taken to the streets of Tokyo in the the largest anti-nuclear demonstration since the Fukushima nuclear meltdown six months ago.
See more on ABC News in Australia
Video: Tokyo anti-nuclear rally draws thousands
An estimated 60,000 people have taken to the streets of Tokyo in the the largest anti-nuclear demonstration since the Fukushima nuclear meltdown six months ago.
See more on ABC News in Australia
Video: Tokyo anti-nuclear rally draws thousands
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Voices from the Japanese youth
Six months on from the nuclear crisis of Fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant, four Japanese young people started a hunger strike for the future. At the web site of hungerstrike you can see one of the members, Shiori Sekiguchi(19), explaining about the purpose of the action and what they really want. She says "I want new energy but nuclear. I respect every form of life. And I really want young people to think more seriously about nuclear energy."
Please listen to her message at the site below:
http://hungerstrike.jimdo.com/english/
What is going on the area contaminated with radiation?
Please have a look at the BBC web site:
Inside Japan's nuclear exclusion zone
Six months on from the nuclear crisis of Fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant, four Japanese young people started a hunger strike for the future. At the web site of hungerstrike you can see one of the members, Shiori Sekiguchi(19), explaining about the purpose of the action and what they really want. She says "I want new energy but nuclear. I respect every form of life. And I really want young people to think more seriously about nuclear energy."
Please listen to her message at the site below:
http://hungerstrike.jimdo.com/english/
What is going on the area contaminated with radiation?
Please have a look at the BBC web site:
Inside Japan's nuclear exclusion zone
