Showing posts with label Iitate Japan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iitate Japan. Show all posts
Saturday, May 26, 2012

Radiation From Fukushima Accident Revised Up In New Report

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CNN.com reports  here : Japan's largest utility said Thursday that more radiation than previously thought was released into the atmosphe...
Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Radiation Hotspots South of Iitate Japan in Namie Range from 11-20 Microsieverts/Hr

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Measurements in Iitate, Japan, are much lower by comparison at 2.6 microsieverts per hour, but are still far above normal of 0.11 per hour.
Sunday, September 25, 2011

Latest Fukushima Map Shows Four Radiation Hotspots NW of Nuke Plants

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As shown on today's map from mext.go.jp/ here , air measurements continue to show values from 15 to 31 microsieverts per hour northwest ...

Fukushima International Association Stops Reporting Iitate Radiation Figures

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The air measurement of radiation in Iitate, Japan, which remains stubbornly high compared to other areas at 2.59 microsieverts per hour, was...
Monday, August 22, 2011

Radiation in Iitate, Japan, Today Measures 2.53 Micro Sieverts Per Hour

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As reported here . That rate of exposure is 3.5 times higher than is typical in America from all sources on an annualized basis.
Friday, June 24, 2011

Fukushima Prefecture Residents Have Absorbed 3.2 MilliSieverts Between March and May

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According to this story . The total is over 3 times the annual limit, in just 2 months, while Americans typically get 6.2 millisieverts per ...
Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Radiation in Iitate, Japan, is Down to 2.69 Microsieverts Per Hour

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Per the June 8th report of environmental radiation in the districts of Fukushima Prefecture,  here . The reading remains the highest of the ...
Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Radiation in Iitate, Japan, at 3.09 Microsieverts Per Hour as of May 25

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As reported here , 39 km northwest of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Station 1. Normal for the area would be more like 0.11 microsieverts per h...
Monday, May 9, 2011

Radiation at Iitate, Japan, Down to 3.22 MicroSieverts/Hour

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As reported here .
Friday, April 29, 2011

Iitate Japan Radiation Down to 3.29 MicroSieverts Per Hour

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As reported here .
Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Radiation in Iitate is Down to 3.88 Microsieverts Per Hour

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As measured April 20th at 9:00 AM Japan time and reported here .
Saturday, April 16, 2011

New Radiation Totals For Namie, Iitate and Minamisoma

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Per the story here , for the three week period starting March 23 and ending April 15: Namie: 17 millisieverts; Iitate: almost 10 millisiever...
Friday, April 15, 2011

Iitate Radiation is 5.26 Microsieverts Per Hour, Fukushima Main Gate is 70.0

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Per the latest information available right now.

Radiation in Iitate Japan is 5.38 Microsieverts Per Hour

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At 9:00 AM on the 15th, Japan time.
Monday, April 11, 2011

Japan Expands Evacuation Zone Due To Expected Annual Radiation of 20 Millisieverts

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A month after the accident at Fukushima, the future is clear: there will be radiation problems 20 to 30 km around the nuclear plant for the ...

Namie, Japan, Radiation 14 Millisieverts in 17 Days, In Iitate 8 Millisieverts

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The source is believed to be cesium, with a very long half-life (a generation) compared to radioactive iodine (a week). An American gets on ...
Thursday, April 7, 2011

5 Radiation Monitoring Posts 20-30 Km From Fukushima Daiichi Over 10 MicroSv/Hr

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One radiation post, #83 near the 20 km ring northwest of the reactors, continues to register the highest reading of all the monitoring posts...
Sunday, April 3, 2011

Fleep.com/earthquake Has The Most Comprehensive Fukushima Accident Radiation Data

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Here is a sample , graphing the differences between the histories of the radiation levels measured at the two gates to the reactor facility,...

Radiation Level in Iitate, Japan, Down to 6.65 Microsieverts/Hour

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As of 2:00 PM, Japan time, April 3, 2011 according to the Main Disaster Office of Fukushima Prefecture ( here ): The level is down from 12....
Friday, April 1, 2011

Radiation Report About Iitate, Japan, Had to Be Wrong

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Nothing illustrates the incredibility of some of the radiation reports about Japan in the popular press than the case of Iitate, Japan. Toda...