Talk:Fukushima nuclear accident cleanup

1569:) 13:28, 10 April 2013 (UTC) The Fukushima disaster was messy, and unfortunate but lets not distort the facts. In many ways, it is not a huge disaster in the context of a tsunami that killed 17 000 people and devastated the Tohoku coast. If anything was positive about the Fukushima disaster, its that no one was hurt, and the damage is not as severe as flooded areas. It is lucky as well that the soil contamination was not serious, if it was, the cleanup would be drastically worse. Disposal of radioactive water is not as difficult as managing extensive cleanup of soil. There is a still issue with cleanup, so lets discuss what those issues are. I would invite you to edit the section on the radioactive water with your articles, but be cautious about including speculation, since sometimes those do not come true, and some are later discredited. Knowledge should be dealing with the facts, and less what is feared to be fact. 3834:

fearmongering in this context, and ideally all of the Fukushima-related articles should be edited to fix this issue as it occurs the most frequently in those particular articles (although unfortunately there are so many Fukashima-related articles (17 on my watchlist alone, and that doesn't even follow all of them!) that I fear this is not a task that most editors would be willing to undertake, myself included at the moment). I would also like to point out that the use of "trillion" is common in this article when dealing with monetary figures in JPY (¥), so some confusion there is inevitable, and as this is by far the most common and well accepted method of depicting large monetary quantities on Knowledge (for good reasons too), it isn't an issue that can reasonably be expected to be resolved.

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It does contain an error: the unit of Becquerel is a rate, not an amount, and is defined as disintegrations per second, so Becquerels per day is a non-sequitur. It can be interpreted to mean disintegrations per day or it can mean Becquerels across any time period and the "per day" is meaningless. The latter being a very odd interpretation of the statement, I believe the correct interpretation is the former and have added a note to that effect right after the quote. I'm not happy about that, but the quote's wide distribution requires some sort of acknowledgment and interpretation of the error. The figure of 200 tons per day is an average from the stated amount of stored effluent (920,000 tons, see among others

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some time NISA needed to order TEPCO to give protective clothing to ALL workers.... 89% of all workmen at TEPCO are people like this. In many countries this kind of practice is impossible because the laws forbid it. These people might take in three months a lot of radiation, and are sent away without insurance or check-ups, they just have to vanish... I think this is very relevant, this practice reflects also the quite doubtful safety-culture there at the plants of TEPCO.

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can wait for it. Besides this, those compagnies are cutting there wages down, through underpaiment, these men are gathered somewehre in the morning, in places you could really describe as "slave-markets", after three months they are sacked again, no insurance, no control, as the nuclear powerplants are not concerned anymore about them: they have to vanish... I think this is very near my definition of misuse, I wonder how you might think of all this "habits"

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before him. "Roughly ten percent of plant workers there were brought in through the mediation of the **k*z*," said , who has written a book based on his experience at the Fukushima Daiichi plant. "The **k*z* are very much involved in this industry but they are not involved as people working on site," told reporters. "They are in charge of collecting people, finding people and dispatching workers to the site."

3132:.... Is it responsible to not use Google, fail to find page by Arkadiusz Podniesiński(as I said, articles listed above use his photos, so that gives him some merit?) that condemns behaviour of Keow Wee Loong because it may have local backlash against foreigners? (Not on top 3, thanks for social media, but on fir.... nevermind. Too many believe to this. Google the photojournalists name instead.) 1881:

certain knowledge of the Japanese language. I do not have the time to add every day what I find, but I just make a mirror for myself of all texts I find on the Asahi Shimbun and the Mainichi Shimbun. The Asahi Shimbun hides its content after you have been there a few times, but when you log in along a site to hide your IP-address, there's no problem. Hidemyass.com works perfectly.

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it was not necessarily true. I am rather involved in wikipedia, I've done like a thousand edits, and the majority with history. Your articles are valid, but they do not contradict any of the changes I made. Apparently, you are keen to attack my character, when you should be discussing the article. The article was lengthy, unorganized and closer to a NPOV issue.

1661:. It's natural that the focus has been on the power plant. However there is a significant cleanup effort in the surrounding area which deserves attention to, and has been reported on extensively. To get the ball rolling I'll create a section for the broader cleanup effort. "Cleanup of neighboring areas". Please improve and expand. 3140:

is against Japanese cultural norms and their media reacted appropiately - but it wasn't enough to have article published in Japan Times or any other Japanese newspaper that prints in English. Personally I feel ashamed for missing whole issue, since I browse Japanese NHK now and then, because it has subpages for each prefecture.)

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needed to bring this article into a NPOV, and explain clearly what is actually happening. Undisputably, this article has become a rambling mess, with a total loss of focus. I believe some sections should be consolidated, and many eliminated. It is hard to understand at all what has happened, or what cleanup is going on.

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The statement in the lede reads: "In 2018, Dr. Aoyama of Fukushima University released a report saying that contaminated water was still flowing into the Pacific Ocean, but at a greatly diminished rate of 2 GBq per day." This statement has been repeated in many of the press reports about Fukushima.

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The radiation level is still very high in the red zone. not many people seen this town for the last 5 years...is like it vanished ... i can find food,money,gold,laptop and other ::valuable in the red zone....I'm amaze that nobody looted this town clean. unlike chernobyl the entire town is been looted

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Time's (PetaPixel is probably not reliable) shoddy effort to correct its blunders was doomed to obscurity because it was mere update instead new article. (The photos itself aren't _main problem_ but, most important, _how_ Loong obtained them - if building door wasn't locked, he simply walked in. This

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Links above are only small part of _English_ news sites. This crap is worldwide and is basically what irresponsible media portrays Fukushima prefecture as(thus influencing social one and overall view) and what those who know better, yet haven't taken any action. Keow Wee Loong has been either damned

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The story goes on, the pollution of the pacific goes on, the epidemic of thyroid-desease and cancer is raising, but some japanese doctors say that you can have thyroid-cancer from "stress" alone, but no japanese politician want to admit, that the radioactive outburst of iodine might have something to

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the radiation and minimize leakage. Point being, maybe we should come up with a more suitable name for that last section of the article as the true "aftermath" of the disaster won't really begin until at least sometime in the 2040s. The process of cleanup, containment, and such has really just only

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All the background, TEPCO is slow in this, because they have a lot to explain. They made a mess of it all, and did not think about the influx of groundwater at all. Now there are plans to freeze all soil around the reactors. Kind of expensive, but I think this might be the fastest solution. Now there

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saying 70 µSv instead of 70 mSv, just one per mille of the value assumed in this Knowledge article. Also the exposure from the consumption of potassium is on a completely different scale. My source says 200 µSv while this article says 370 mSv. An annual exposure of 50 mSv is definitely much more than

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Just want to add **k*z* is involved in providing unskilled worker with debt-owning or likewise unfortunate folks, and taking middlemen's cut. A very brave freelance journalist have claimed for now, but not sure if this brave soul is going to get whacked for speaking up, like other Japanese journalist

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No deaths ? Nobody has taken his or her life, because they did not see any light anymore ? No farmers that cannot sell their crop anymore, no fishermen that cannot fish anymore, how much land can be reclaimed ? How much money will be needed to compensate all refugees? How much money will be needed to

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There is myth portraying Namie - and several other towns in Fukushima - as ghost towns with no rebuilding efforts. They're also portrayed to have higher radiation levels than in reality - impression they're part of "red zone" or "no-go" area. This hoax widely reported as genuine story, as you can

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This article contains good information, and it is not spam. But neither is it an encyclopedia article. The lead section does not introduce and summarize the content; it provides a narrative account. The existence of a "Overview" section is troubling, given that the lead should provide an overview of

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I have worked long enough as a safety-watch and fire-man at Dow-Chemicals and other factories, to know from own experience that the employment of unskilled and untrained people contitutes a huge risk in itself. The possibility that these people find themselves in a more than dangerous situation, you

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A well informed highly trained man, should have thought ten times before he would have stepped into this water. Besides this, he would have had boots, and other protective clothing. Later the Japanese government ORDERED Tepco to provide protective clothing to ALL workers. The conclusion can only be,

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Only in this way it can be comprehend, that two workers in the first weeks after the disaster, are sent into a place under the reactors, find water there, end step in the water, no boots, the water goes into their shoes, later is found that they suffered a lot af alpha- and betha- radiation on their

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Is it not important to know, which people are performing the biggest part of the cleaning ? All those day-contractors were taken away from the plant just after the disaster, but brought in again as soon as all the cleaning started. They are not well informed, no special skills and knowledge, and at

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Im not a member of any lobby, I'm a historian. The article was undoubtedly messy, including duplicated information, information that had been proven to be discredited later by further information. Every shred of speculation had been included in the article, any statement by anyone was included, and

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This article is full of bias, as if written by anti-nuclear activists. Many citations are needed, and many incorrect conclusions are drawn. Mentions of terms such as high radiation levels are misused, when describing low levels of radiation. 10 mSv are not high radiation levels. Rational context is

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Thanks for noticing this. This article and in general any reporting of the Fukushima/Chernobyl accident is full of misunderstandings, inaccuracies, and other mistakes. A classic is to talk about "radioactive water" without specifying any level of radioactivity. As an example, the 0.02 Bq per liter

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Daily Mail and Mirror fail to include pictures of people rebuilding their lives, including only brief mentions. Their reporting is heavily tilted towards all damage that isn't yet cleaned up, affecting already overall impression of prefecture(social media thinks whole prefecture is full of harmful

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I don't agree. This article is about an ongoing emergency and it would be expected to read similar to the way it does. When the situation becomes less emergency-to-emergency it can be cut back with a good summary. Of course it can eventually be improved, but it may seem disjointed because there

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The rating the radiation limit for the no-enty zones as low in the closing paragraph of the chapter is partially based on an metric prefix misunderstanding. It is said that living in a concrete building will lead to an annual exposure of 70 mSv. This value can't be true of course, because it would

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There are a huge number of references possible, I just picked a few. If you want I can give you a whole list... But when you look at the site of the Fukushima-diary... You can find a lot more on this subject and other items... This site gives alot of back-ground, but his links they all presume a

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I am wondering if this section does not need to be broken away and now have a section heading of its own. Right now it is jumbled and hard to follow, as happens when background information is slowly discovered and released. It could possibly lead with the "On 28 August 2013, the NRA decided to

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Refers to speculation by a private think tank called the Japanese Center for Economic Research, mentioned briefly in this scientific american article . The Japanese government's estimate in this same article is, for comparison, ~15 Billion USD for the cleanup, and ~60 Billion USD for relocation

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As someone who has followed Fukushima's recovery(both affected and non-affected areas) via web cameras, I find this highly disturbing. (Also, I'm worried someone impressed by Loong's exploits may do same for fame(the thing Loong wants, as he said in FB) and try enter actual red zone illegally,

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This is not an accusation, just a plain fact, in many countries all people working in nuclear power-plants are highly trained and educated, here in Japan the practise is just completely different: 80% (and at TEPCO 89% of all workers are low-educated, low payed, and not well informed about the

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Yes, I was astounded seeing someone actually quote a number for the radiation in the effluent. It sets a record (for myself at least) for being so low a real amount of radiation. 23 kBq in 200 tons of water is .115 Bq per liter. That TEPCO should have to sequester such water is ridiculous.

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mentions of becquerel with the correct SI prefixed version (hopefully not mixing any of them up in the process). My motivation for doing this is two-pronged though, as I believe that the use of "trillion", "billion", etc for these specifically defined SI units is almost purely intended as

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Well this is the devastating effects of using nuclear energy. resident lives in fukushima will never be the same again... the radiation leak at red zone by the fukushima daichi ::power plant is damaging the environment and marine life🐙🐋🐟 in the pacific ocean , say no to nuclear energy

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As we've said before, Time confirms that there was no hoax, and that the photographer achieved what he had aimed to do. You can propose an addition to the Knowledge article here if you wish, but there is already a neutral point of view in the article, so you should not introduce bias.

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reported in the article is a ridiculously small amount of radioactivity. I think that after almost 10 years from the accident it is time to clean up all the Fukushima-related wiki articles by considering news articles mostly unreliable and focusing on peer reviewed scientific sources.--

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However, I contacted Japan Times, explained whole issue and asked them to write about this whole controversy. If they do that, results will be even more interesting - then this article doesn't need protection and monitoring of edits. Also, informed Snopes. (Neither have replied.)

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His problem with Keow Wee Loong is that Loong deliberately omits details people being present, creating propaganda. "But there was no-one else present in all the photos, just Loong in his gas mask, sandals, and shorts, and 2 colleagues in white masks and long pants."

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I'm not sure if the last section, "Aftermath" is a suitable heading there. TEPCO, the Japanese government, the nation's people, and the rest of the world are FAR from seeing a conclusion to this disaster. Optimistic estimates hope to have the stations contained in

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a person is exposed to under normal circumstance. In the long term such a high exposure will raise the chance of health affection significantly. Already an exposure of 100 mSv is connected with a significant increase of cancer cases and brain damages in foetuses:

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feet, no burns, but it is not known how much radiation they took... That's how the leaking water is found there. I leave aside that this place was not explored before these workers were sent into this... and that the dangers there were not fully known...

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are "experts" that advise to dump it all, may be diluted, but this would not minimize the total content of radiation. I think this would be the end of all fishing in the Pacific ocean... I do not think the Japanese fishermen will like this idea.

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everything is exactly where it is after the earthquake struck this town . the reident started to evacuate the town when tsunami warning came in ....hours later the fukushima daichi ::power plant exploded that lead to harmful radiation

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I don't think it would be appropriate to add your campaign to Knowledge because this is an encyclopaedia. As I said before, your issue is with the newspapers and social media, so please concentrate your efforts there, not here.

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I do not provide you all links to this, just look through the articles it is all there. The fact that the majority of workers are unskilled uninformed people in this cleaning up, has huge implications for the whole process.

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raise the severity of the incident with the leakage to INES-level 3 and to report this to the IAEA" copy, and then fill in the background information. I note that there is a sudden jump in hits to this article. Thoughts?

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There is no much variety in news publication, but some(at least Finnish) list punishment he'll get(perpetuating how brave he was?) and some copy everything to last detail, including the fact nuclear radiation emits scent.

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I have to agree that the article is biased, possibly in more than one way, and with statements that bare no sources. Part of it reads like a TEPCO employee wrote it, greatly underestimating human health risks.

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photographic project “Lost Souls – the hidden world of animism”. This six-month study trip resulted in photographic portraits of African tribes that can still be seen in museums and galleries in many countries.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-3686045/Abandoned-shops-discarded-laundry-traffic-lights-signalling-streets-Eerie-images-inside-Fukushima-s-exclusion-zone-five-years-nuclear-disaster.html

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He is the author of numerous articles and photographs in the print and online media (including Nature, Der Spiegel, FOCUS Historia, The Daily Mail, The Telegraph, Stern, CKM, Voyage, Days Japan, Greenpeace

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Have you ever wonder what is like in fukushima exclusion zone now ??? . to feel what is like to be the only person walking in the town when you have 100% full access to every shop ::and explore??. ---"

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a concept. (This section appears to give a summary of activities completed March–December 2011). I added the tags to request that editors organize the content in line with Knowledge policies and

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Trillion bequerel is not a reasonable quantity in an article with scientific background and international audience since it has both the meaning 1,000,000,000,000 and 1,000,000,000,000,000,000.

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This article is currently a disjointed swamp of technical readings and jargon (meaningless or meaningful). It is full of cut-paste ramblings and needs to be cut down, with a good summary.

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Yes, it is wrong to add your opinion, but if you can find a reliable independent source that says something is a hoax, then you can quote that source. So far, I haven't seen one.

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This is quite a statement for someone that is not very involved with wikipedia in the first place. Where and what are your contributions ? And what quality did they have after all ?

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Also, there is deliberate trend for not portraying people being present nor cleanup in progress(Fukushima bias?), even Arkadiusz Podniesiński has photographed them several times:

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Abandoned shops, discarded laundry and traffic lights signalling to empty streets: Eerie images inside Fukushima's exclusion zone five years after the nuclear disaster

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do with it. Admitting this would cause some finantial problems for sure. The spentfuel-pool nr 4 is almost emptied, that is the only "better" news of the last days.

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Went in the town with Koji and special thans to Sherena Ng for all her research, could not have navigated in this town without all the route and map she provided ..

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3897212/Fukushima-five-years-Inside-exclusion-zone-Japanese-nuclear-plant-deemed-uninhabitable.html#v-8663229143681776457

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Another is true, serious photographer while another _claims_ to be one. And this hoax is even harder to dispel since it has been portrayed as genuine story.

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Google News returns "About 348 results", some directly relating. This is reported even in Finnish tabloids. Not going to list other languages. Thankfully

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Is it wrong to add something that confirms hoax as hoax so certain towns articles don't get edited back to "ghost towns" by those who don't know better?

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It is quite a mess in Japan, with at the moment a few (may be three) big containers with radioactive waste water leaking. Only the cesium was removed...

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mean, that living in concrete buildings would be prohibited. The original source for the value is not available any more but i found another source at

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You misunderstood. This is not campaign. Since social media uses wikipedia for checking... This is similar case to what happened with Chernobyl:

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Fukushima frozen in time: How the uninhabitable exclusion zone remains untouched, five years after tsunami caused Japanese nuclear plant disaster

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That's also the reason why you did not receive any answer on your call. If you want to update the wiki, you sure will need to do it on your own.

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That link does not say that. There is no evidence that this accusation is widely supported or related to the topic of the cleanup of Fukushima.

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Loong portrayed safe area(green zone) as "red zone"("no-go") and "radioactive, with high radiation", even restrictions are soon to be lifted.

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clean up this mess (would it be possible at all ? Who can tell ?) When will the leaking be stopped, where do they put all that waste-water ?

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3897212/Fukushima-five-years-Inside-exclusion-zone-Japanese-nuclear-plant-deemed-uninhabitable.html

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If doing all this for personal gain isn't disgusting, I don't know what is. (taken from his own FB account, so it should have some merit.)

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He also committed both home and business invasions simply by walking into buildings if door wasn't locked. Thus his "aims" don't matter.

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are actually several dangerous situations going on at the same time. As for "cut-paste ramblings", what portions did you have in mind?

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Eerie pictures show untouched Fukushima 'exclusion zone' as photographer risks safety to sneak into nuclear disaster site - Mirror

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When newspapers have lost their interest in the matter, soon most players on this site will lay their eyes on other subjects.

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I've tried to ask Daily Mail and Mirror to amend(in short, remove) their articles, but they no longer respond to my mails.

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https://web.archive.org/web/20130714164622/http://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20130711p2a00m0na010000c.html

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https://web.archive.org/web/20130915205527/http://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20130913p2g00m0dm041000c.html

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I'm so disgusted that I can't partake actually working this to article itself. I want, as they say, "see some heads roll".

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http://web.archive.org/web/20131224101719/http://mainichi.jp/english/english/newsselect/news/20130808p2a00m0na013000c.html

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Thus, this perpetuates social media's myth of Fukushima is "area that government of Japan forgot".... People are boring?

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I contacted this photographer and he said he can't do nothing - its journalistic responsibility to write good articles.

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https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2016/jul/15/urban-explorers-inside-fukushimas-ghost-towns-in-pictures

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What's more is all the arguments above, that try to minimize the seriousness of this whole event-incident-disaster.

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Loong did same thing as her, so it gives some reason to have him listed here-perhaps not this article, but wiki.

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See update, not just main article. Loong deliberately didn't took pictures of traffic or people being present.

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What exact hoax are you trying to tell us about? Can you find a reliable source that describes it as a hoax?

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Is it "responsible" to portray still-recovering areas from limited scope, so they get this Pripyat-like look?

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And what comes to final argument of hoax not being hoax, one of the towns he portrayed as "ghost town" was

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