Fukushima 5 Years Anniversary
The CREAL SHAMISEN project aims to draw the lessons from the Fukushima accident and other major nuclear accidents around the world in order to make recommendations for immediate and long-term response to radiation accidents, aiming in particular to respond to the needs of affected populations while minimising unnecessary anxiety.
More information about the accident and its consequences - and the outcome of international meetings held in Fukushima this week - can be found below :
Conferences
- SHAMISEN workshop in Fukushima: 5-7 March 2016
- FMU International Symposium: Five Years Since the Great East Japan Earthquake, Tsunami, and Nuclear Crisis: 8 March 2016
Follow-up of populations
- Fukushima Medical University
International Organisations
- World Health Organisation Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)s: Fukushima Five Years On
- International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
- UNSCEAR
- ICRP
Scientific publications
- Science: The long aftermath of Fukushima
- Slow burn
- Trial by meltdown
- Epidemic of fear
- Clinical Oncology special issue Fukushima 5 Years On (edited by Geraldine Thomas)
- Journal of Radiological Protection: Chernobyl and Fukushima-where are we now? Wakeford R. 2016 Mar 7;36(2):E1-E5.
Non-profit organisations
- ETHOS - non profit organisation in Fukushima
Media
- NHK World:
. Exploring Fukushima Health Effects
- European Pressphoto Agency
Japan
- Japan Times
France
- Le Monde
- Libératon
Spain
- El Pais
- La Vanguardia
UK
- The Guardian
USA
- NPR
- The New York Times
Belarus
- Belarussian News
Radiation Protection Organisations
- IRSN: Fukushima Daiichi en 2016
Others
- Stanford University News
