- History
- Fukushima's history of dependence on Tokyo for direction and money
- Historical migration of Futaba area residents out of the area
- Japan's history in dealing with industrial pollution, notably accidents
- Civil society in Japan's nuclear history - particularly Daniel Aldrich's study Site Fights
- Tohoku's Nuclear Villages: Small, Unsophisticated and Rich (2011-7-3)
- Site Fights: Divisive Facilities and Civil Society in Japan and the West (2011-7-3)
- Site Fights: Civil society capacity or jobs (2011-7-3)
- History of Fukushima nuclear power plants
- State of the site and evacuees
- The 20-km exclusion zone around Fukushima Daiichi may be uninhabitable for decade. If so, nuclear energy may be the only alternative to leaving the area go wild.
- Economic and social plight of evacuees
- Economic burden facing Japan, particularly Kanto
- Fallout from Fukushima Daiichi accident
- Japan's decision making process going forward
- Major positions on nuclear power in Japan
- Timeline summary (2011-7-13, last updated 2011-7-14)
- Paralysis and crippling mistrust (2011-7-14)
- Central versus regional government control
- Related developments elsewhere in Japan
- Restart of reactors in Saga Prefecture (2011-7-5)
- General public opposition to nuclear power
- Anti-nuclear organizations and forces
- Pro-nuclear organizations and forces
- Nuclear energy policies in other countries
- White House Science Advisor: U.S. government not considering getting rid of nuclear energy (2011-7-25)
- Roles of international pro- and anti-nuclear organizations
- International comparisons and events
- Fallout from American nuclear weapons experiments
- My Fallout History 私の核実験被ばく歴 (Japanese) (2011-7-10)
- From becquerels Bq to sieverts Sv for cesium in meat (2011-7-13)
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