Radiation Bulletin: July 22nd – 28th 2013

Summary

rabull-grayTEPCo has apologized for hiding the scale of the leaks, not wanting to frighten the public? Dang!  Hey, and we are all still waiting for the government to fine them for what?  Hey, they at least finished the sarcophogus for unit 4.  Tritium levels with one of the leaks are through the ceiling, as there are growing fears the new regulatory agency will buckle under the immense pressure being pushed by nuclear village.  Another story that’s been getting a bit of coverage is the sheer number of corrupt companies involved in the cleanup at Fukushima.

Elsewhere, Austria has announced plans to not buy any nuclear power for its grid, while the Bulgarian Supreme Court stopped the construction of a n-waste dump.  The leaked EU plan to let individual states to subsidize nuclear reactor development will likely continue to create controversy across Europe.   In hushed up story, the US turned over just 650 pages of just declassified documents about 49 secret weapons tests equal to over 3,000 Hiroshima bombs (see 7-24 Fallout Secrecy story).

In the US, there continues to be a continuing dual over the growing number of articles suggesting the downturn of the nuclear industry, vs. industry proponents.  Meanwhile SoCal Edison pulled the fuel from Unit 2 and announced that it would cost $13 billion to permanently shutter the reactors.  And on a difficult turn of events the state of Nevada has pulled its weekend wire services which will take a while to deal with.

Top Stories

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Fukushima

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Fuel Cycle

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Government Docs

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