Should Japan be punished for their lack of actions with Fukishima?
Declassified U.S. Gov. Report Fukushima: “100% of Spent Fuel Was Released into Atmosphere Unit 4”...
A declassified report written by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission on March 18, 2011 – one week after the tidal wave hit Fukushima – states: The source ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaKwJonZCP8
Japan had a very fast reaction time considering all that was going on due to the earthquake and tsunami hitting them all in an extremely short period of time, dealing with massive death and destruction.
And not to sound like an ass but I would keep a media blackout in place because most media is very irresponsible in their reporting because they need sensational headlines to sell their stories and sadly facts don't sell headlines as much as hyped up tidbits do.
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Former Japan Official: “Unstoppable contamination of Pacific Ocean… is seriously menacing US West...
The lack of the sense of crisis over Fukushima is in stark contrast to the gravity of the crisis. Fukushima is now undeniably a global security issue. The unstoppable contamination of the Pacific Ocean and the atmosphere with ionizing radiation from the destroyed Fukushima nuclear reactors is seriously menacing the West Coast of the United States. Japan should make utmost efforts to cope with the Fukushima crisis by retreating from the Tokyo...
Mother from Fukushima: It was very weird… plants with huge, huge flowers and gigantic stems — I...
Excerpts from ‘Experience of a mother who moved from Fukushima to Niigata in January 2013‘, Dec 23, 2014 (h/t Dissensus Japan) — emphasis added:
I hardly think the Japanese purposefully spread radiation all over the Pacific, after all the last time they did that, they got Godzilla stomping through Tokyo.
In all seriousness, some bad decisions were made. But they had just suffered a massive earthquake, a Tsunami, and problems in multiple reactors simultaneously. We can Monday-morning quarterback this, but in truth they were simply overwhelmed beyond their ability to cope.
The best thing the Japanese (and other countries who rely on nuclear power and had accidents, as pointed out by CPT L S) can do is ensure that their facilities are prepared to deal with natural or human-error caused disasters, security measures and emergency drills are well-rehearsed, and nuclear facilities are sited properly.