Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Radiation-Monitoring-in-Fukushima-27MZIFV5FA4B.htmlConceptually similarRadiation Monitoring in FukushimaGP04HTVCompleted★★★★Measuring Radioactivity in the Tamura RegionGP04HU3Completed★★★★Measuring Radioactivity in the Tamura RegionGP04HU4Completed★★★★Radiation Monitoring in FukushimaGP04HTUCompleted★★★★Measuring Radioactivity in the Tamura RegionGP04HU5Completed★★★★Radiation Monitoring in FukushimaGP04UVKCompleted★★★★Radiation Monitoring in FukushimaGP04UVOCompleted★★★★Measuring Radioactivity in the Tamura RegionGP04HTZCompleted★★★★Measuring Radioactivity in the Tamura RegionGP04HU0Completed★★★★View AllGP04H79Radiation Monitoring in FukushimaA 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.In original language:Radioaktivitaetsmessungen in FukushimaEin Greenpeace Team misst in der Stadt Fukushima City die radioaktive Strahlung. Seit dem Atomunfall im AKW Fukushima Daiichi, im Maerz 2011, misst Greenpeace regelmaessig die Strahlung in der Region, um die Gefaehrdung der Menschen zu dokumentieren.Locations:Asia-Fukushima City-Fukushima Prefecture-JapanDate:27 Feb, 2013Credit:© Daniel Müller / GreenpeaceMaximum size:2362px X 1574pxKeywords:Campaigners-Cities-Day-Disasters-Geiger counters-KWCI (GPI)-Nuclear (campaign title)-Nuclear accidents-Nuclear radiation-Outdoors-Playgrounds-Radiation measurement-Radiation measurement tools-Snow-WinterShoot:Radiation Monitoring in FukushimaA 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.
