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Japan's Fukushima Power Plant Suffers Another Spill

By Staff on Oct 3, 2013   World  

Japan's Fukushima Power Plant Suffers Another Spill

The Tokyo Electric Power Company, or TEPCO, the operator of the Fukushima power plant, announced another spill at the wrecked nuclear reactor site. This time approximately 115 gallons of toxic waste water spilled and in all likelihood ended up in the Pacific Ocean according to the power company on Thursday.

North Korea Restarts Yongbyon Nuclear Reactor According to Johns Hopkins

By Staff on Oct 3, 2013   World  

North Korea Restarts Yongbyon Nuclear Reactor According to Johns Hopkins

New evidence that North Korea's 5-Megawatt Yongbyon nuclear reactor is up and running again, came out from Johns Hopkins, with satellite imagery showing hot waste-water being discharged into the Kuryong River from a pipeline connected to the plant.

14 Greenpeace Protesters Charged with Piracy in Russian Oil Platform Incident

By Staff on Oct 2, 2013   World  

14 Greenpeace Protesters Charged with Piracy in Russian Oil Platform Incident

14 of the 30 people arrested after an attempt to scale the Gazprom oil platform in Russia's Pechora Sea have been charged with "piracy" on Wednesday.

Russian Court Jails Greenpeace Activists for Two Months after Oil Rig Incident

By Staff on Sep 30, 2013   World  

Russian Court Jails Greenpeace Activists for Two Months after Oil Rig Incident

A Russian court sent all remaining eight Greenpeace activists to jail for eight months on Sunday, they join the other 20 activists and two journalists that were sentenced to an identical detention period on thursday.

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