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Whaling on trial

Page | March 11, 2010 at 5:55

Greenpeace activists Toru Suzuki (below, right) and Junichi Sato (below, left) have been facing trial for nearly two years in Japan and are now awaiting a final verdict. They are charged only for theft and trespass -- yet it has always been...

Fifty-three reactors down, one to go: Japan may have a nuclear-free summer

Blog entry by Justin McKeating | March 27, 2012

Japan is almost completely free of nuclear power now, after the shutdown on March 26, 2012 of the Number 6 reactor at the country’s Kashiwasaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant. No nuclear reactors are now operational on the Japanese...

Security breaches, radiation leaks, disasters; Nothing worries the nuclear industry

Blog entry by Justin McKeating | December 7, 2011

One of the many odd qualities of the nuclear industry is its seemingly boundless optimism: “everything’s going to be just fine, folks.” Apparently, there’s no need to worry about terrorists attacking nuclear reactors. Which is why...

Crisis in Japan

Blog entry by Bunny McDiarmid | March 18, 2011

Damage at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant reactor no. 4 and no. 3. Because of the earthquake disaster in Christchurch, New Zealanders right now are probably feeling more deeply for those affected by Japan’s earthquake...

Serious concerns remain for safety in Fukushima

Blog entry by Andrew Davies | March 13, 2011

zoom 12 March 2011 Satilite image of Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear facility Copyright DigitalGlobe We remain extremely concerned for the safety of workers at and the community surrounding damaged nuclear plants in...

Thinking of friends in Japan

Blog entry by Dave Walsh | March 11, 2011

zoom 11 March 2011 Tsunami travel times Created by the US NOAA National Weather Service . I’ve just gotten off Skype from Junichi, the executive director of Greenpeace Japan. The staff of Greenpeace Japan are safe...

Japan cuts its whaling hunt short. Will it be the last?

Blog entry by Junichi Sato | February 20, 2011

Today, the Japanese Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries announced that they are ending this year’s Antarctic whaling season early, and have called the fleet back to port. This is fantastic news, and not a moment too soon...

Tokyo Two say thank you

Blog entry by nick | March 16, 2010

Japan has a new whaling commissioner

Blog entry by Nick | September 30, 2008

- Originally posted by Brian over at Greenpeace International So, Japan has a new government. For all of us who have been single-mindedly pursuing a complete end to whaling for decades now, there's only one question that matters:...

Anti-whaling activists released

Blog entry by Greg | July 23, 2008

After 26 days in custody, Greenpeace Japan anti-whaling activists Junichi Sato and Toru Suzuki have been released on bail and are back home with their families. There was significant international outcry over the arrests, and...

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