Nuclear Storage in Tamura Region

Greenpeace nuclear campaigner Heinz Smital with a geiger counter. A temporary nuclear intermediate waste storage in the Prefecture Fukushima (Tamura Region), Japan. Radioactive polluted soil, branches and leafs are stored in black sacks.

In original language:

Temporaeres Zwischenlager fuer radioaktiven Muell in der Region Tamura.

Ein temporaeres Zwischenlager in der Praefektur Fukushima (Region Tamura). Radioaktiv konterminiertes Erdreich. Blaetter und Aeste werden in schwarzen Saecken zwischengelagert. Greenpeace Atom-Kampaigner Heinz Smital mit Geigerzaehler.

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Radiation Monitoring in Fukushima

A Greenpeace radiation monitoring team checks contamination levels in Fukushima City, Japan. Greenpeace has been conducting ongoing radiation monitoring in the Fukushima region since the nuclear disaster in March 2011, in order to record and assess the ongoing threat to the population and environment. Members of the team are nuclear campaigner Heinz Smital, activist Michael Meyer-Krotz (Mikro) and press officer Cornelia Deppe-Burghardt.

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Unique identifier: GP04HUP

Type: Image

Shoot date: 25/02/2013

Locations: Asia, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, Tamura

Size: 3543px × 2362px 4.63 MB

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)