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Fukushima Nuclear Power Affect 3.11 , Can you hear our VOICE ?

Fukushima Nuclear Power Affect 3.11 , Can you hear our VOICE ?. ICU students from Japan, 4 th Aug 2011. What happened in Japan ?. Mechanism. The Explosions. The cooling system i s broken, then… 1. the water starts evaporating 2. water level become lower 3. fuel rod is exposed

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Fukushima Nuclear Power Affect 3.11 , Can you hear our VOICE ?

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  1. Fukushima Nuclear Power Affect3.11, Can you hear our VOICE ? ICU students from Japan, 4th Aug 2011

  2. What happened in Japan ?

  3. Mechanism

  4. The Explosions • The cooling system is broken, then… 1. the water starts evaporating 2. water level become lower 3. fuel rod is exposed 4. fuel rod touches the steam of the high temperature 5. hydrogen is generated WATER FUEL ROD

  5. The Explosions

  6. Nuclear Power in Japan • 54 plants in existence • 2 plants under construction • 12 plants under contemplation • About 13% of the world’s whole plants

  7. Why was it promoted ? • There’s bonus to the autonomy, which accepted it. -many provinces worry about depopulation • It doesn't exhaust carbon dioxide. -global warming prevention(but for it’s poisonous) Let's correctly understand nuclear power, and spend the bountiful life.

  8. Other Nuclear Plants • Hamaoka nuclear plant -the prime minister Kan specially requested -Hamaoka: probable region of Tokai earthquake source • Other nuclear plant (under regular survey) -postponed to restart working

  9. ScheduledBlackouts

  10. Saving Electricity • Super Cool Biz movement -28℃ -work style -fashion • Train/Bus partial service • Turning light off also escalator vending machine… Display of electric power usage condition

  11. Distrust of the standard

  12. Shelter standards

  13. Safety standards • Children They went to the west of Japan to avoid getting radiation and it cause dividing families. School lunch problem Parents worry about school lunch if it is safe so they try to make lunch pack for their children instead of school lunch. • Food Complicated the process of some processed food The beef which exposed to radiationis on the marketit mean that passed the datum point. We don’t know which one is safe food even we are Japanese.

  14. Main dish Drink (milk) Dessert Soup(miso soup) Principal food(rice)

  15. Safety standards • Children They went to the west of Japan to avoid getting radiation and it cause dividing families. School lunch problem Parents worry about school lunch if it is safe so they try to make lunch pack for their children instead of school lunch. • Food Complicated the process of some processed food The beef which exposed to radiationis on the marketit mean that passed the datum point. We don’t know which one is safe food even we are Japanese.

  16. What is standard value…? • The answer is… standard value = predictive value • There is no answers so I can’t produce my suggestion. I realized myself who cannot believe the info from government and media. I thought we have to see the info more critically. This problem is so difficult that I think I have to keep studying to avoid the next accident like this one

  17. Affects for agriculture

  18. Measures 1. Shipments banned (= to stop selling) ‘Iwate beef cattle shipments banned’ (2nd Aug, 2011, The Japan Times)

  19. Measures 2. Slaughter(= to kill animals) Kan, the Japanese Prime Minister, instructed to slaughter the domestic animals in radius of 20 km of the Fukushima No.1 power plant. (12th May 2011, Prime Minister of Japan) • 3385 Cows, 31,486 pigs, 633,000 Chickens (21th Apr 2011,Asahi)

  20. Suicide • A Vegetable Grower in Fukushima Commits Suicide after Restriction on Vegetables — “I Can’t Take It Anymore” (29. Mar. 2011, Asahi) • A dairy farmer (50s) committed suicide at home. (13. Jun. 2011,Yomiuri)

  21. Compensation • To give a payment to reduce the bad effect of loss • The Chief Cabinet Secretary announced that the nation will pay the compensation for farmers damage of stopping sale their products. (23th Mar. 2011, Mainichi)

  22. To the end…

  23. Our Message for You

  24. Thank you for listening us.

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