Textbook: Fukushima disaster contaminated the territory of Japan, Sea of Japan, Korean Peninsula - Up to 8 orders of magnitude above global fallout background off prefecture's coast

'Unusually high' radioactivity detected in Fukushima groundwater by ocean outside Reactors 1 & 2 - High-level strontium contamination 'spreading' underground"

NHK 'News Flash': Tepco admits not working on plan to stop Fukushima radioactive leaks flowing into ocean - Barriers to block massive groundwater contamination 'on hold' - Prime Minister and Tepco still cling to lie that it's staying in port

New Book: Nuclear explosion may have occurred at Fukushima Unit 3 after 'supercritical condition' - Sudden increase in plutonium, uranium recorded by U.S. at several EPA stations

Japan Times: Now 400 tons a day of toxic water is estimated to be entering Pacific from Fukushima plant; 100 more tons per day than what Tepco had claimed - Asahi: Leakage of radioactive material "becoming serious"

Censored Japan gov't scientist reveals much more radioactive material is leaking into Pacific from Fukushima than claimed by Tepco - It's getting released outside of port's barrier, directly into ocean - Officials refused to allow publication of study on sea contamination (PHOTO)

Fukushima Mother's Plea to U.N.: Children and adults are suffering tremendously - Sharp increase in bloody urine, bone pain, more - Doctor says many have similar symptoms with unknown causes - Family's health deteriorated all at once, recovered soon after moving

At 45:00 in Gregory Jaczko, Former Chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission: There's very risk significant activities happening in the next several months with the attempt to remove fuel from the Unit 4 spent fuel pool. That's a very significant activity, and it's also unprecedented. There's significant structural damage to the Unit 4 spent fuel pool. New structures had to be created. They're going to have to lift significant debris from the pools. These are all very, very unprecedented activities.

Russia has been supplying US nuclear power plants with fuel for a dumping price since 1995. But with the HEU-LEU agreement coming to an end, America's nuclear power generation industry is likely to face a sharp fuel price surge and shortage. The HEU-LEU agreement (Megatons to Megawatts Program) signed in 1993 supposed downblending of 500 tons of Soviet-made military grade highly enriched uranium (HEU) (equivalent to 20,000 nuclear warheads) into low-enriched uranium (LEU) to produce fuel for American nuclear power plants out of it. The program supplied up to 40 percent of nuclear fuel for America's 104 nuclear reactors (America's 65 nuclear power plants generate over 19 percent of electric power in the country)

Radio: Sinkhole potential at Fukushima plant from pumping up groundwater? Nuclear Expert: Yeah, that's a very good point - May very well happen if workers take out too much water from an area (AUDIO)

Tokyo Professor: I want to stress that Japan is on verge of collapse after Fukushima - Osaka Professor: If you don't recognize health risks and take action right now, you have no future (VIDEO)

Former head of U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), Gregory Jaczko, says radioactive leaks from Japan's crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant mixed with ground water are impossible to control. [...] Jaczko: "What was unleashed was a force beyond human control. What you can do is try and mitigate that but you can't really control it. You cannot control groundwater." [...] Tepco has proposed to spend hundreds-of-millions of dollars on a "ice wall" to freeze soil surrounding the reactors and halt the flow of groundwater to the sea. [...]

Applies to classified Fukushima documents as well.

EU-funded Research: Fukushima atmospheric release of 210 quadrillion becquerels of cesium-137 used as upper bound in simulation - Chernobyl estimated at 70 to 85 quadrillion

Contamination in Tokyo suburb 3 times higher than area just 1 mile from Fukushima Daiichi - Nuclear Scientist: Significant contamination in Tokyo, a serious problem

More contamination is leaking at Fukushima than Tepco announces, says worker - Alarms inevitably go off during radiation inspections at end of day - Officials: Nothing's being controlled; Prime Minister has no idea what's happening