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"Shipwreck Threatens Island Penguins" [1]

"A wrecked ship is threatening to cause an environmental disaster on an island which is home to endangered penguins, conservationists warned today."

Biodiversity [2]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Independent [5], 03/22/2011
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"Fukushima Nuclear Plant's Owner Is Slammed for Lacking Candor" [6]

"TEPCO says it's not hiding anything, but critics have complained for years that it and other Japanese nuclear power plant operators have withheld information about safety violations and accidents."

Disasters [7]
Journalism & Media [8]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: LA Times [10], 03/22/2011
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"Japan Extended Reactor's Life, Despite Warning" [11]

"Just a month before a powerful earthquake and tsunami crippled the Fukushima Daiichi plant at the center of Japan's nuclear crisis, government regulators approved a 10-year extension for the oldest of the six reactors at the power station despite warnings about its safety."

Disasters [7]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: NY Times [12], 03/22/2011
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"Is Newer Nuclear Technology Safer?" [13]

"The nuclear industry likes to claim that each new reactor model is safer than the last. The unfolding nuclear emergency in Japan suggests otherwise."

Disasters [7]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Mother Jones [14], 03/21/2011
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"Bid to 'Protect Assets' Slowed Reactor Fight" [15]

"Crucial efforts to tame Japan's crippled nuclear plant were delayed by concerns over damaging valuable power assets and by initial passivity on the part of the government, people familiar with the situation said, offering new insight into the management of the crisis."

Disasters [7]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Wall St. Journal [16], 03/21/2011
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"Workers Pulled at Japan Nuke Plant As Smoke Rises" [17]

"Operators evacuated workers from Japan's tsunami-damaged nuclear plant Monday after gray smoke rose from one of its reactor units, the latest of persistent troubles in stabilizing the radiation-leaking complex."

Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Disasters [7]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: AP [18], 03/21/2011
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"Workers In Japan Seeing Success In Cooling Reactors" [19]

"After a week of disasters and setbacks, power plant workers and military personnel at the Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant made some progress today in cooling over-heated fuel rods."

Disasters [7]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: NPR [20], 03/20/2011
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"Japan Signals Nuclear Plant To Be Scrapped" [21]

"The Japanese government has said the nuclear plant ravaged by the tsunami will be closed once its overheating reactors are brought under control."

Disasters [7]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Sky News [22], 03/20/2011
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"Japan Finds Contaminated Food Up to 90 Miles From Nuclear Sites" [23]

"TOKYO — The government said Saturday that it had found higher than normal levels of radioactive materials in spinach and milk at farms up to 90 miles away from the ravaged nuclear power plants, the first confirmation by officials that the unfolding nuclear crisis has affected the nation’s food supply."

Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Food [24]
Disasters [7]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: NY Times [25], 03/19/2011
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Nuke Meltdown: Over-Control of Information and Media Hysteria [26]

"Two outlets today nailed issues raised by the behavior of Japan’s government leaders and the utility company whose Fukushima Deiichi power station is suffering multiple losses of control and breached containment, and the behavior of many and perhaps most media in trying to tell the story, warn the public, and stay within the bounds of reason."

Disasters [7]
Economy & Business [27]
Government [28]
Journalism & Media [8]
Nuclear Power & Radiation [9]
Public [3]
International [4]
Source: Knight Science Journalism Tracker [29], 03/18/2011
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