THE ASAHI SHIMBUN The city news desk phone rang around noon on Nov. 12. It was picked up by a rookie reporter who joined The Asahi Shimbun last spring. The caller said, “This is Junichiro Koizumi. Is Okubo-san in?” Taken aback, the rookie told him haltingly that I was out chasing a story. “Then, please… Read More Koizumi Blasts Japanese Nuclear Village
Japan’s unholy alliance Up on Cripple Creek, she sends me If I spring a leak, she mends me I don’t have to speak, as she defends me A drunkard’s dream if I ever did see one The “she” in Robbie Robertson’s 1969 ballad “Up on Cripple Creek,” performed by The Band, was Bessie. Japan’s nuclear… Read More In the news (1 to 7 October 2013)
Dear Readers, Today we bring you the first in an occasional series of hard-to-find, nuclear-related research in need of a home online . Our first submission, “LC 16/INF.2” comes via the International Maritime Organization, where it was submitted by Russian authorities in 1993 . The document, posted in three parts due to its size, provides… Read More Orphaned (Re)source: LC 16/INF.2