Fukushima - One Step Forward and Four Steps Back as Each Unit Challenged by New Problems
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Gundersen says Fukushima's gaseous and liquid releases continue unabated.
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Gundersen Postulates Unit 3 Explosion May Have Been Prompt Criticality in Fuel Pool
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Gundersen discusses several known facts about Fukushima 3 and theorizes on a possible scenario leading to the explosion.
Read MoreFairewinds Calls for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to Delay Licensing Until Fukushima Lessons Are Evaluated
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Gundersen implores Congress and NRC to think outside the box. Pause licensing of new nukes and 20-year-life extensions until the lessons learned from Fukushima are applied.
Read MoreEpidemiologist, Dr. Steven Wing, Discusses Global Radiation Exposures and Consequences with Gundersen
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Epidemiologist, Dr. Steven Wing and nuclear engineer, Arnie Gundersen, discuss the consequences of the Fukushima radioactive fallout on Japan, the USA, and the world. What are the long-term health effects? What should the government(s) do to protect citizens?
Read MoreNewly released TEPCO data provides evidence of periodic chain reaction at Fukushima Unit 1
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New data released by TEPCO indicates that even though Fukushima Unit 1 was shut down during the March 11 earthquake, it appears to have "gone critical" again without human intervention.
Read MoreUpdate on Fukushima: Discussion of High Level Radiation Releases and the Previous "Worse Case Senario" Planned for by The Industry
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Chief Engineer Arnie Gundersen describes the Fukushima plant as stable, but precarious. In this update, he discusses the high levels of radiation (2 Million disintegrations/second being found on the ground as far as 25 miles from the plant site).Gundersen points out that all of the water going in to the reactors is being irradiated, leaking out, and polluting the Ocean.
Read MoreNew Images Reveal Nuclear Fuel Rack Exposed to Air
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Fairewinds Chief Engineer, Arnie Gundersen, analyzes new video from the Fukushima Daiichi Plant. Gundersen determines that the fuel rack in reactor building 4 is exposed to air.
Read MoreNews on Fukushima Daiichi
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Arnie Gundersen discusses the failure of the Daiichi ventilation stacks and the resulting high radiation ground level release. IAEA data shows background radiation at 1,600 times normal levels in areas as far as 40km from Daiichi and surface radiation at 0.9 MBq/m2 (900,000 disintegrations per second)
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