21. Training For The Prevention Of Nuclear Disasters Training is given for nuclear disaster prevention specialists who provide guidancein and supervision over the general prevention of nuclear disasters. http://www.bousai.ne.jp/english/training/

Disaster Prevention and Nuclear Safety Network for Nuclear Environment Nuclear Safety Division, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Disaster Prevention Network for Nuclear Environments - Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) - Training for the prevention of nuclear disasters Training is provided in order to support the activities of people who engage in the prevention of nuclear disasters and environmental radioactivity. Training is given for nuclear disaster prevention specialists who provide guidance in and supervision over the general prevention of nuclear disasters. Training is also given for local government personnels who engage in matters related to the prevention of nuclear disasters, so that they can acquire the basic knowledge and skills which are necessary for precise activities in the prevention of nuclear disasters, such as the measurement and evaluation of radiation at accident-response headquarters or at the points of occurrences when nuclear disasters occur. Training is given for nuclear disaster prevention specialists who provide guidance in and supervision over the general prevention of nuclear disasters. Training is also given for local government staff members who engage in matters related to the prevention of nuclear disasters, so that they can acquire the basic knowledge and skills which are necessary for precise activities in the prevention of nuclear disasters, such as the measurement and evaluation of radiation at accident-response headquarters or at the points of occurrences when nuclear disasters occur.

22. Disaster Prevention And Nuclear Safety Network For Nuclear Environment/ English Disaster Prevention Network for Nuclear Environments Systems and measuresrelated to the prevention of nuclear disasters http://www.bousai.ne.jp/english/

Disaster Prevention and Nuclear Safety Network for Nuclear Environment Nuclear Safety Division, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Disaster Prevention Network for Nuclear Environments - Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) - -CONTENTS- -Realtime radiation data collected via the System for Prediction of Environment Emergency Dose Information(SPEEDI) Prefecture Hokkaido Aomori Miyagi Fukushima ... -Technical development for disaster prevention Nuclear Safety Technology Center info@bousai.ne.jp

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24. CHELYABINSK "The Most Contaminated Spot On The Planet" - A Documentary Film By S nuclear disasters. Plutonium and Tritium for Soviet nuclear weapons is producedat three closely guarded locations, each of which includes a closed city http://www.logtv.com/films/chelyabinsk/nuclear.htm

Log In Productions About This Film The Film Credits Film Screenings Broadcast History Video Preview ... Image Gallery Nuclear Disasters About Kyshtym-57 More Log In Films Send Us An Email! Nuclear Disasters Plutonium and Tritium for Soviet nuclear weapons is produced at three closely guarded locations, each of which includes a "closed" city of workers.These cities do not appear on maps, and until recently, travel to and from them was all but prohibited.Even now, foreign visitors have been allowed to see only two of the sites.Each of the sites has an official name, often including a number that indicates a post office address, but each was known by another name or names abroad as well as in the Soviet Union. The complex officially known as Chelyabinsk-40 is located in Chelyabinsk province, about 15 kilometers east of the city of Kyshtym on the east side of the southern Urals.It is situated in the area around Lake Kyzyltash, in the upper Techa River drainage basin among numerous other interconnected lakes.Between Lake Kyzyltash and Lake Irtyash is Chelyabinsk-65, the military-industrial city once called Beria, but today inhabitants call it Sorokovka("forties town"). Another Mayak laboratory, the All-Union Institute of Technical Physics, is located just east of the Urals, 20 kilometers north of Kasli.It is better known by its post office box, Chelyabinsk-70.It was opened in 1955, shortly after the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory opened in the United States.

25. Take Note : This Page Has Moved! The people of the area have suffered no less than three nuclear disasters Forover six years, the Mayak complex systematically dumped radioactive waste http://www.logtv.com/chelya/

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Australian Disasters There have been many natural and man-made disasters in Australia. This country of contrasts regularly suffers floods, cyclones, bush fires, drought, earthquakes, earth tremors and landslides. Major disasters have included: Cyclone Tracy - which devastated Darwin on the night of Christmas Eve 1974. Ash Wednesday Bush Fires - when around 180 bushfires broke out on 16 February 1983, devastating the Adelaide hills. Newcastle Earthquake - 28th December, 1989. The Newcastle earthquake, the first fatal one in Australia, claimed 13 lives. The devastation to buildings and other structures was extensive. Shipwrecks - Encyclopedia of Australian shipwrecks Hurricane Elena Photo from the NASA Photo Gallery Natural Disasters Natural disasters can arise from: Weather patterns eg storms, cyclones, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes Other climatic conditions eg droughts, bush fires, avalanches Changes in the earth's crust eg volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunami or tidal waves Follow the links below to find out more. Savage Earth OUTSTANDING !!

27. NUCLEAR DISASTERS The President of India Profile of the President of India. http://www.tnfrs.tn.nic.in/Nuclear.htm

Nuclear Disasters and Emergency preparedness S.Vijaya Sekhar Divisional Officer, Kanchipuram On 2nd July, 2005 the DAE Centre at Kalpakkam has conducted an off-site emergency exercise so as to educate the general public,as per Technical Specification and Station policies,and also to see that the District Officials are adequately trained and all the emergency equipments are kept in good condition. At the end of each exercise an evaluation of the response shall be carried out to remove any deficiency noticed. Emergency preparedness exercise is very much required in Nuclear industries and it is statuatorily required. Now we shall discuss the importance of nuclear industry, its hazards and the necessity of such exercises We flip a switch and expect instant power. In the modern day civilization, electric power is central to life. One tenth of all the electricity we use is made in nuclear power stations. There are at present 438 nuclear power stations situated across the world most of them in Europe and America. How electricity is produced from nuclear power stations?

28. GEEBUNG S Three nuclear disasters and some poor management are documented here. nuclear disasters. ThinkQuest with information about Three Mile Island and http://www.geebungss.eq.edu.au/ndisasters.htm

GEEBUNG S. S. CONTENTS PAGE LIBRARY PATHFINDERS AND LINKS Geebung State School Links for Nuclear Disasters Chelyabinsk Nuclear Disasters Three nuclear disasters and some poor management are documented here. Chernobyl Nuclear Accident Includes causes and consequences of the accident. Also has a radio report from the BBC. Inside Three Mile Island A narrative of what happened at TMI on 29 th March, 1979. Nuclear Disasters ThinkQuest with information about Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. Timeline of Nuclear Accidents An anti-nuclear site. Sorts accidents and incidents by decades. Tokiamura Nuclear Accident The University of Southern California presents this report on the accident. GEEBUNG S. S. CONTENTS PAGE LIBRARY PATHFINDERS AND LINKS Last work on this page 4 July, 2002 Links last checked 4 July, 2002

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RIVER STAGE: 11.27 RISING Dow: 10419.59 STORY NORTH KOREA AND THE 'AXIS OF EVIL' N. Korea pledges to drop nuclear programs in exchange for energy aid North Korea nuclear talks reach do-or-die point U.S., North Korea call on each other to give ground; nuclear talks suspended ... North Korean nuclear weapons talks hit snag North Korea warns of 'nuclear disasters' Saturday, February 8, 2003 By Sang-Hun Choe, The Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea Any U.S. moves to build up its military force on the Korean Peninsula could lead to "horrible nuclear disasters," the communist state warned Friday. The North Korean statement, the latest in a series of warnings, came a day after the White House said it had "robust plans for any contingencies," including military action. The United States has 37,000 troops in South Korea, and has maintained a force there since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a truce, leaving the North and South technically still at war. "If the U.S. moves to bolster aggression troops are unchecked, the whole land of Korea will be reduced to ashes and the Koreans will not escape horrible nuclear disasters," North Korea's official news agency, KCNA, said. In Washington, President Bush on Friday said "all options are on the table" to solve the nuclear standoff with North Korea.

31. The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Science Tribune No more nuclear disasters KS Parthasarathy During the early hours of April 26,1986,the operators at the No one can afford another nuclear disaster. http://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020613/science.htm

SCIENCE TRIBUNE Thursday, June 13, 2002, Chandigarh, India No more nuclear disasters K.S. Parthasarathy D uring the early hours of April 26,1986, the operators at the Chernobyl nuclear power station carried out an experiment to test a safety related equipment. They were very anxious. A year ago the same experiment failed. This time, they wanted the experiment to succeed. Herbal lipstick to fight depression Biswajeet Banerjee F eeling depressed, worn out and over stressed - wear a herbal lipstick to fight anxiety. Sounds strange but it is true. The National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI), an off-shoot of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), has developed lipsticks, made from different herbal plants which can help a person to tide over anxiety and help him or her to fight depression. Superliquids with no viscosity Nataraja Sarma W e know that all matter round us exists as solid, liquid or gas. What is relatively unknown is that is can assume other and more interesting forms. For instance, there are the liquid crystals that give you the display in digital watches, and now in modern television screens. These liquid crystals have a structure somewhere between a solid and a liquid.

32. North Korea Threatens 'Nuclear Disasters' It warned of nuclear disasters around the world if attacked by the United States. The United States and South Korea have started their annual military http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2003/3/4/105908.shtml

Home Money Jokes Links ... Shop September 24, 2005 Web NewsMax.com Powered by Track Category 3 Rita Here North Korea Threatens 'Nuclear Disasters' NewsMax.com Wires Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2003 The monthlong war game came at a time when tensions are rising on the Korean peninsula after North Korean fighter jets intercepted a U.S. surveillance plane over the weekend. North Korea criticized the joint military exercises as a "premeditated military operation to stifle" the communist regime. It warned of "nuclear disasters" around the world if attacked by the United States. "The United States and South Korea have started their annual military exercise of Foal Eagle that will continue through April 2," a spokesman of the U.S.-South Korea Combined Forces Command told United Press International. The official said the command had informed North Korea about the exercise to avoid any confrontation. The command said the maneuver was unrelated to fresh concerns about North Korea's nuclear weapons and missiles. The joint military drills are "defense-oriented" and designed to improve the U.S.-South Korean combined forces' ability to defend South Korea against "external aggression," the command said in an earlier news release.

33. The Exclusion Zone One of the most striking examples of this is the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. nuclear disasters in the future are far more likely to come from the misuse http://www.leaderu.com/real/ri-intro/thezone.html

Academics Humanities Social Sciences Sciences Theology ... Faculty Offices Departments Current Issues Publications Conferences/Events Apologetics ... What's New Special Interest Past Features Other Sites Help LU About LU ... Feedback Navigation Site Map Site Index Advanced Search Browsing Help ... LU Home LU Updates Receive LU-Announce The Exclusion Zone Cham Dallas,Ph.D. He is the Associate Professor of Toxicology, University of Georgia An unusual northerly wind on the fateful morning of April 26, 1986, carried 70 percent of the radioactive particles released from Chernobyl into Belarus. The radioactive cloud left 20 percent of the small country contaminated.As the old bus rattled down the road from Chernobyl to Minsk, I received still another lesson about the chaos emerging from the demise of the Communist empire in Eastern Europe. My graduate student, Kevin Holloman, and I were riding on the public bus through Belarus, one of the new republics born out of the former Soviet Union, following the conclusion of an environmental research visit to Chernobyl-site of the world's worst nuclear disaster, contaminating thousands of square miles in 1986. Travel in the former Soviet Union is never easy. In this case we prepared for the time-consuming and extensive detour around the Exclusion Zone (the area of the highest radioactive contamination) in order to return to the airport in Minsk.

34. The Observer | UK News | Lack Of Sleep 'caused Nuclear Disasters' Lack of sleep caused nuclear disasters sleeplessness and long shiftsfor human errors for nuclear disasters from Chernobyl to Three Mile Island, http://observer.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,6903,341371,00.html

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35. The Korean Nuclear Crisis I divided my time about equally between two looming nuclear disasters. had staved off nuclear disaster on the Korean peninsula for eight years. http://www.harvardmagazine.com/on-line/090326.html

Subscribe Donate Editor's Highlights September-October 2003: Features Search all issues Search classifieds Forum The Korean Nuclear Crisis Preventing the truly dangerous spread of weapons of mass destruction by Ashton B. Carter As the United States Coming Close to War in 1994 I was then serving as assistant secretary of defense for international security policy. That year, I divided my time about equally between two looming nuclear disasters. The first was the "loose nukes" threat from the former Soviet Union, which had recently disintegrated into 15 independent states. This was the first-ever collapse of a nuclear state—instant proliferation. I was in charge of the Nunn-Lugar program, through which the Pentagon offered Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Belarus assistance in securing, moving, and dismantling nuclear weapons left scattered about the former Soviet Union. By tying the new countries to Western security structures, especially NATO's so-called "Partnership for Peace," all except Russia became persuaded to forswear nuclear weapons. With direct on-the-ground help, the United States turned these pledges into deeds: by 1996, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and Belarus no longer had nuclear weapons on their territory. Fortunately, that war was averted by the negotiation of the so-called Agreed Framework. The Agreed Framework was and remains controversial, so it is important to know what it did and did not do. It froze operations at Yongbyon for eight years, verified through on-site inspection, right up until the fall of 2002. The six bombs' worth of plutonium was not extracted from the fuel rods, and no new plutonium was created during that period. Had the freeze not been in effect, North Korea could now have sufficient plutonium for about 50 bombs.

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37. More Nuclear More nuclear disasters By Saul Landau. The Lesson Unlearned. We have containedthe spread of radiation from last week s nuclear http://tokyoprogressive.cafeprogressive.com/worldcop/more nuclear.html

Free Web space and hosting from cafeprogressive.com if(window.ivnRotate) window.ivnRotate1 = new window.ivnRotate('ivnRotate1',0,document.awsSearch1.Keywords) Popular Searches: More Nuclear Disasters By Saul Landau The Lesson Unlearned "We have contained the spread of radiation from last week's nuclear accident," Japanese authorities assured their citizens. They blame the chain reaction on improper handling of materials by low level workers. As if that explanation will sedate the Japanese public! The Japanese know all too well the long term effects of radiation on human health - thanks to their experience with atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. More recently, we have the Chernobyl nuclear plant explosion in the Ukraine. Ukranian children still suffer from radiation sickness and people in the path of the fallout for thousands of miles learned the horrible lessons of a nuclear "accident." Then came the Three Mile Island miscue in the United States. Remember how authorities there swore they had contained the damage when they had not?

38. Ensuring Safety Of Nuclear Energy And Radiation Uses In light of the uniqueness of nuclear disasters, Special Law of EmergencyPreparedness for Nuclear Disaster was established to strengthen the responses to http://www.nucmext.jp/english/main.html

Particularly with regard to ensure safety, the necessary regulations have been enforced under the Law for the Regulations of Nuclear Source Material, Nuclear Fuel Material and Reactors and the Law concerning Prevention of Radiation Hazards due to Radioisotopes, etc. in accordance with Article 12 (Regulation concerning Nuclear Fuel Materials) and Article 20 (Protective Measures of Radiation Hazards) of the Atomic Energy Basic Law respectively. Under these laws, regulations on the safety of nuclear facilities are being enforced by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) for experimental and research reactors and facilities using radioisotopes, and by the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency (NISA), of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) for commercial nuclear power plants and other facilities. The Nuclear Safety Commission (NSC) also checks the compliance of the facilities, equipment and materials in accordance with these safety regulations. To perform its duty as described above, MEXT commits to ensuring safety of nuclear energy in the field of science and technology development, especially in the operation of experimental and research reactors, and the utilization of nuclear source materials and fuel materials, as well as radioisotopes generating equipment, by implementing safeguards under international agreements, responses to nuclear disasters and international cooperation related to nuclear safety regulations. In addition, the Ministry is discussing the safety regulations of the ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor), in anticipation this reactor in to be installed in Japan.

39. RG 222.000 - Illinois Emergency Services And Disaster Agency Subjects include nuclear disasters, air defense systems, pollution, civil defenseeducation and training, coordination of services, hazardous waste disposal http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/departments/archives/di/222__002.htm

Back to RECORD GROUP 221.000 - DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR SAFETY Up to Table of Contents ... RECORD GROUP 223.000 - DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLISM AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE RECORD GROUP 222.000 - ILLINOIS EMERGENCY SERVICES AND DISASTER AGENCY The Illinois Civil Defense Agency was created by the General Assembly in 1951 to cope with the consequences of possible nuclear attack. It was charged with coordinating state efforts with those of the federal government, local authorities, and political divisions of other states. In the event of a nuclear attack it was to protect the public peace, health, and safety. It was to conduct training and public information programs, survey available resources, make contingency plans, establish mobile support teams and provide needed supplies and equipment following a nuclear attack. Each local political division was authorized to establish its own local organization for civil defense (L. 1951, pp. 1219-1225). The Illinois Civil Defense Agency was replaced in 1975 by the Illinois Emergency Services and Disaster Agency. Responsibilities of this newly named agency were expanded to include fires, floods, earthquakes, and other natural or manmade disasters in addition to nuclear disasters (P.A. 79-1084, p. 3320). It further was charged in 1984 with cooperating with the Department of Nuclear Safety in planning for means by which to deal with nuclear power plant accidents (P.A. 83-1177, p. 588). And in 1985 it was instructed to develop an Earthquake Awareness Program whereby preparedness literature would be distributed to schools, local governments, community groups, newspapers, and radio and television stations. Together with the State Geological Survey it was to compile a list of strategic manmade structures which were in the greatest danger from earthquakes and to assess the harm their destruction could cause the communities in which they were located (P.A. 84-727, p. 4543).

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