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août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

Concrete Actions

SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
FICA 2017 receberá uma mostra de curtas específica para relembrar os 30 anos do césio 137 First Nations Oppose Radioactive Waste Import-Export amendments to nuclear reactor licenses

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août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

Concrete Actions

SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
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août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

Actions Concrètes

SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
FICA 2017 receberá uma mostra de curtas específica para relembrar os 30 anos do césio 137 First Nations Oppose Radioactive Waste Import-Export amendments to nuclear reactor licenses

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

Concrete Actions

SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
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Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

Concrete Actions

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

Concrete Actions

SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
FICA 2017 receberá uma mostra de curtas específica para relembrar os 30 anos do césio 137 First Nations Oppose Radioactive Waste Import-Export amendments to nuclear reactor licenses

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

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Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

Next Monday (6 Nov 2017) , the COP23 Global Climate Conference starts in Bonn, Germany. And the international Don’t Nuke the Climate campaign will be there to stop nuclear power and other false solutions/delusions from corrupting the process.

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

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SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
FICA 2017 receberá uma mostra de curtas específica para relembrar os 30 anos do césio 137 First Nations Oppose Radioactive Waste Import-Export amendments to nuclear reactor licenses

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Nota de informação sobre o primeiro Fórum Social Mundial Antinuclear Civil e Militar, realizado de 2 a 5 de novembro de 2017 em Paris, França.

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Nota de informação sobre o primeiro Fórum Social Mundial Antinuclear Civil e Militar, realizado de 2 a 5 de novembro de 2017 em Paris, França.

O primeiro Fórum Social Mundial Antinuclear Civil e Militar – FSM-AN foi realizado na França, pais mais nuclearizado do mundo, por uma dezena de organizações da sociedade civil desse país [1]. Reuniu mais de 300 pessoas, vindas em sua maior parte da própria França mas também de 20 outros países (os números exatos nos serão comunicados brevemente), abrindo novas possibilidades na luta contra a produção e uso de armas atômicas e contra a produção de eletricidade por meio de usinas nucleares.

Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

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Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

Next Monday (6 Nov 2017) , the COP23 Global Climate Conference starts in Bonn, Germany. And the international Don’t Nuke the Climate campaign will be there to stop nuclear power and other false solutions/delusions from corrupting the process.

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

Concrete Actions

SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
FICA 2017 receberá uma mostra de curtas específica para relembrar os 30 anos do césio 137 First Nations Oppose Radioactive Waste Import-Export amendments to nuclear reactor licenses

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

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Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

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Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

Next Monday (6 Nov 2017) , the COP23 Global Climate Conference starts in Bonn, Germany. And the international Don’t Nuke the Climate campaign will be there to stop nuclear power and other false solutions/delusions from corrupting the process.

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

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Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

août 19, 2017

Tell the Japanese government: don’t dump nuclear waste into the ocean!

Acciones Concretas

SIGN HERE: https://actions.sumofus.org/a/japan-stop-tepco-dumping-nuclear-waste-in-the-pacific

Hundreds of thousands of tonnes of radioactive water could be dumped into the Pacific Ocean, if the nuclear energy giant TEPCO has its way.

TEPCO is the corporation that failed to meet the basic safety requirements that might have prevented the Fukushima Daichii emergency generators from failing when Japan was hit by a powerful earthquake and tsunami in 2011.

The consequences of dumping more nuclear waste into the marine ecosystem could be catastrophic.

But it’s not too late to stop this impending ecocide: the Japanese government still needs to give TEPCO the green light.

After the Fukushima disaster, the Japanese government has been under constant pressure from local residents. Now, with support from around the world, we can help shine a spotlight and plead with them to stop TEPCO’s dangerous plans. 

Six years ago, a powerful earthquake shook Japan unleashing gigantic tsunami waves. More than 15,000 people died in Japan as a result from the natural disaster, hundreds of thousands were evacuated from their homes — and Japan experienced its worst nuclear accident ever.

Now, the Fukushima disaster will keep unfolding — if TEPCO has its way.

Fishermen who operate in waters off the plant say any release of radioactive material will devastate an industry that is still struggling to recover from the initial nuclear disaster.

Each day, 300 tonnes of water wash through the Fukushima reactors, cooling them down and collecting a slew of radioactive material along the way. 

While some of the contaminants can be filtered out, the water cannot be cleaned from tritium — a radioactive form of hydrogen — resulting in nearly a million tonnes of highly radioactive waste water.  

And now TEPCO is planning to release this massive toxic dump into the ocean.  

We cannot allow the energy giant partly responsible for the biggest nuclear catastrophe since Chernobyl to continue wrecking the Pacific ecosystem — and the lives that depend on it.

Together, we stand in solidarity with communities around the world who face the most dangerous impacts of corporations’ risky behaviour. Whether it’s standing with First Nations communities in Canada against oil pipelines, environmental defenders in Peru standing up to mining corporations, or workers on palm oil plantations in Indonesia and Malaysia – we take action to amplify these struggles.
The people, industries, and ecosystems of Fukushima have already suffered so much — today, please stand with the people of Fukushima and say no to the dumping of radioactive waste in their waters.
This petition was updated on August 4th. Thank you to everyone who has reached out to let us know the distinction between the natural disaster (earthquake and tsunami) and the nuclear disaster was not clear in the previous version.

First signers of this petition include:

Michèle Rivasi, France, Member of the European Parliament

Paul Watson, Canada, Sea Shepherd Conservation Society

Valérie Cabanes, France, End Ecocide on Earth

Claire Nouvian, France, Bloom

Michel Reimon, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Eva Joly, France, Member of the European Parliament

Ulrike Lunacek, Austria, Member of the European Parliament

Bart Staes, Belgium, Member of the European Parliament

Claude Turmes, Luxembourg, Member of the European Parliament

Sven Giegold, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Magrete Auken, Denmark, Member of the European Parliament

Molly Scott Cato, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

Rebecca Harms, Germany, Member of the European Parliament

Benedek Javor, Hungary, Member of the European Parliament

Lamya Essemlali, France, Sea Shepherd France

Nicolas Imbert, France, Green Cross France

Ismail Sezgin, United Kingdom, Center for Izmet Studies

Carl Schlyter, Sweden, Member of the Swedish Riksdag

Keith Taylor, United Kingdom, Member of the European Parliament

José Bové, France, Member of the European Parliament

Yannick Jadot, France, Member of the European Parliament

Karima Delli, France, Member of the European Parliament

Pascal Durand, France, Member of the European Parliament

Jean-Marc Pasquet, France, NovoIdeo

François Sarano, France, Longitude181

Alienor Bertrand, France, CNRS

Jean-Pierre Goux, France, BlueTurn

Charles-Maxence Layet, France, Orbs l’autre Planète

Leina Sato, Japan, Mother Ocean


More information

Fukushima nuclear disaster: former Tepco executives go on trial
The Guardian. 30 June 2017.
Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean
The Telegraph. 14 July 2017.
Japan utility plans to dump radioactive Fukushima water into Pacific
UPI. 14 July 2017.
Record radiation detected at Fukushima nuclear plant — Multiple locations register highest levels ever measured — “Radioactive materials in groundwater toward the ocean”
ENENews. 3 July 2017.
Radioactive waste from Fukushima power plant disaster to be dumped in sea
Independent. 15 July 2017.
FICA 2017 receberá uma mostra de curtas específica para relembrar os 30 anos do césio 137 First Nations Oppose Radioactive Waste Import-Export amendments to nuclear reactor licenses

Related Posts

Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

Acciones Concretas

Note d’information sur le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire, tenue du 2 au 5 novembre 2017 à Paris.

Le premier Forum Social Mondial Antinucléaire Civil et Militaire – FSM-AN a été réalisé en France, le pays le plus nucléarisé du monde, par une dizaine d’organisations de la société civile de ce pays. Il a réuni plus de 300 personnes, la plupart français mais aussi de 20 autres pays (les nombres exacts nous seront communiqués prochainement), ouvrant des nouvelles possibilités dans la lutte contre la production et l’utilisation des armes atomiques et contre la production d’électricité par des centrales nucléaires.

Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

Acciones Concretas

Stop the GLOBAL Nuclear Bailout – Join the Don’t Nuke the Climate Campaign for COP23

Next Monday (6 Nov 2017) , the COP23 Global Climate Conference starts in Bonn, Germany. And the international Don’t Nuke the Climate campaign will be there to stop nuclear power and other false solutions/delusions from corrupting the process.

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

Acciones Concretas

Call on your country to support the new UN initiative for nuclear disarmament

The Non-Aligned Movement, representing 120 countries, submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations General Assembly late last week laying out the general mandate and dates for a special United Nations process to advance comprehensive nuclear disarmament – a United Nations High-Level Conference for Nuclear Disarmament.

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