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It may be based on a trade agreement, but why is the European Union considering doing away with radiological testing and certification for rice, seafood and wild plants from Northeastern Japan, site of the Fukushima triple meltdowns? Are they trying to get some advantage for the Olympics?
On September 1, 2016, Nuclear Hotseat Producer/Host Libbe HaLevy attended the US 9th District Court Hearing on USS Reagan Sailors v. Tokyo Electric Power Company. The sailors were on an humanitarian aid mission to Japan following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, which caused the Fukushima Daiichi triple meltdowns. TEPCO never informed the US Navy of the dangerous release of radioactivity from the crippled nuclear reactors and as a result, the sailors were exposed to catastrophic levels of radiation. At stake in this hearing: the right for the already ill sailors to have their case heard in U.S. court, not Japan.*
(NOTE: The ruling handed own just this week will allow the case to proceed in the United States court system. This program lets you glimpse what it took to get here.)
(l-r: Attorney Paul C. Garner, [3 USS Reagan sailors], Nuclear Hotseat Producer/Host Libbe HaLevy
Video of full hearing of lawsuit HERE:Czech it out! The main qualification required for a two-week internship at the Czech Republic's Temlin nuclear power plant is how good you look in a "bikini" (which is really just a modest two-piece bathing suit).
The Missing Links:Featured image: The judges of the U.S. 9th District Court of Appeals in upper image; attorney Cabral Bonner (standing) and Charles Bonner (seated) in lower image
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