FoE Japan’s “Fukushima Today and Japan’s Energy Future” report looks at the situation facing people affected by the nuclear disaster, provides a compendium of related news stories, and also sheds a light on Japan’s energy policies and citizen-based efforts to move toward a sustainable energy future. (The original data of publication is indicated in each article)
Voices from Fukushima
- Hasegawa Kenichi (Villagers of Iitate)
- Seiji Sugeno (Living in Nihonmatsu, an organic farmer)
- Mizue Kanno (Evacuated from Namie Town to Kansai)
- A mother living in Fukushima
Road from 311
- Days of Despair, Disappointment, and Hope. Moving Forward
- How I Realized the Importance of Being in Touch With Sunlight, Nature and the Changing Seasons After the Nuclear Disaster
- 10 Years from the Disaster and The Next 10 Years
Special contributions for 2021 Edition
Topics
- Major nuclear and energy news 2019
- Major nuclear and energy news 2020
- Looking back at the TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident
- Evacuation orders end, some evacuees return home
- Current conditions for evacuees
- Many cases of thyroid cancer
- Affected families still need recreation and recuperation opportunities
- Initial exposure and nuclear evacuation plans
- Deficient nuclear evacuation planning
- Ocean Discharge of ALPS Treated Contaminated Water
- Government plans to reuse contaminated soil from nuclear accident
- Who ultimately pays the price of a nuclear accident?
- Our money being used to restart Tokai No. 2 NPP
- Rokkasho reprocessing plant and the nuclear fuel cycle
- Reactor restart status in Japan: Still zero nuclear reactors operating in East Japan
- Survey reveals electricity procurement trends of local governments
- Japan’s nuclear export dreams fade as world abandons nuclear power
- Nuclear power versus climate change
