Fukushima-Daiichi / Tritium Level In Beach Resort Seawater Far Below Japan’s Limit, Says IAEA
‘Controlled, gradual discharges will have ‘negligible radiological impact’
Water Discharge
Fukushima / IAEA Says Fifth Tritium-Contaminated Water Release In Japan Is Within Legal Limit
Task force will convene this week to assess progress
Japan / IAEA’s Grossi Backs Kashiwazaki Kariwa Restart, Reassures Residents That Fukushima Water Discharge Is Safe
Any restrictions on products from the region ‘not scientific’, says head of UN nuclear agency
Fukushima-Daiichi / Tritium Concentration Of Fourth Water Discharge ‘Far Below Operational Limit’
IAEA experts at Japan nuclear site took samples earlier this week
Fukushima / IAEA Inspection Report Approves Of Treated Radioactive Water Discharges
Japan began release process in August 2023 after years of preparation
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