Podcast
Fukushima nuclear disaster four years on
Redeye Collective | In 2011, the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear reactor in Japan experienced a triple meltdown. Japanese officials still don't have a clear idea of what has happened inside the reactor.
Podcast
Mangrove forests critical to mitigate effects of sea level rise
Redeye Collective | As the climate warms and storms increase in intensity, the world's coastlines are becoming increasingly vulnerable. Mangrove forests once ringed the oceans and protected inland areas from flooding.
Blog
Despite Fukushima, scientists say eating West Coast fish is safe
David Suzuki | In the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, some people have sworn off eating seafood from the Pacific Ocean. What does the science say?
Podcast
Redeye
The Fukushima nuclear disaster: One year later
Jane Williams | A conference on March 10-11 explores the repercussions of the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear reactor. We ask Arnie Gundersen what we know and what we are not being told.
RabbleTV
Japanese government underestimating risks facing Fukushima's nuclear plant
Japanese government underestimating risks facing Fukushima's nuclear plant
Russia Today | The nuclear security forum in Vienna is expected to slam the Japanese government for underestimating risks facing Fukushima's nuclear plant, and for a slow response to the events.
Podcast
Redeye
Understanding the nuclear crisis in Japan
Sean Mullen | Gordon Edwards talks to Redeye about what's happening with the earthquake-stricken power station in Fukushima. Gordon Edwards is president of the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility.
RabbleTV
Not Rex: Discovering Japan
Humberto DaSilva | The earthquake and the tsunami were natural tragedies. But, Humberto DaSilva argues: the Fukushima nuclear plant should not have been built by an ocean fault.