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Our English site is currently under construction. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
Documents translated in English:
Is NP Waste Recyclable?
NP and Earthquakes
Our Mission
Many of us feel uneasy when hear the word "nuclear power." Our government has spent enormous amount of money on educating us about nuclear power. This is because they think that our uneasiness derives from our ignorance about the nuclear power. Increasing numbers of schools take on the topics of nuclear power plants during the "energy and environment education" class, as a part of the "comprehensive studying," which has started to be a part of school curriculum since 2003. A lot of brochures and materials have been distributed for free. One thing in common among all these free materials is that their focus is on erasing people's uneasiness about nuclear power, and they don't mention the fundamental risks of the nuclear power .
Furthermore, during the research hours, students are introduced to use web sites of such organizations as Tokyo Electronic Power Company's PR section, nuclear power plants, and electricity companies. We believe that it is in everybody's interest to inform our next generation of the correct knowledge of nuclear power. With the inclusive knowledge, they can decide which energy policy they will choose for themselves. We cannot let them decide their future without informing them of everything about the nuclear power, including the negative aspects of it.
This web site studies the materials which are widely used at schools and attempts to correct them as well as to add on the missing information.
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Updated June 3, 2008
Asahi Newspaper
9/7/2007(Fri)
"X-ray・CT-
Examination, Should I or Shouldn't I get One?"
(Takagi School booklet vol.3)
(Available only in Japanese)
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