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Japon : l'Empereur prie pour Fukushima - CATASTROPHE NATURELLE SECURITE SANITAIRE NUCLEAIRE. Video L'empereur du Japon profondément préoccupé. De l'inde à De l'Asie à l'Europe : le nucléaire remis en question. All India | Noopur Tiwari | Updated: March 15, 2011 23:43 IST Paris/New Delhi: Experts say the Fukushima nuclear disaster could be Level 6, just one notch below the Chernobyl disaster.

As Japan tries desperately to control the damage, government's across the world are now stepping up efforts to assess how safe their own nuclear reactors are. And that includes India, which will see French EPR reactors being installed at Jaitapur in Maharashtra soon. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has made a detailed statement in Parliament and has ordered a review of safety systems at all the nuclear plants in the country. (Read: PM orders review of safety at Indian nuclear plants) Concerns have been raised about the nuclear park planned in Jaitapur because it's in a coastal area. Fukushima's reactor number 3 uses a fuel called mixed oxide (MOX) which contains plutonium. German Chancellor Angela Merkel has already announced the provisional shut-down for three months of seven ageing nuclear reactors. Japan's nuclear crisis spurs Europe to review nuclear safety.

Sarkozy convaincu de la « pertinence » du nucléaire pour la France - NUCLEAIRE VIE POLITIQUE. France : qu'en disent les politiques : Nathalie Kosusko Morizet. Toutes les vidéos du Groupe Les Echos Culture Musique Economie Politique & société Festival Radio Classique Eve Ruggieri radio classique Site Web TV Radio Classique Retrouvez toute l'actualité politique et cuturelle en vidéo sur la Web TV Radio Classique : reportage vidéo et interview de professionnels de la culture et politiciens.

PodCast Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, invitée de Guillaume Durand Radio Classique Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet était l'invitée de Guillaume Durand ce matin à 08H30 sur radio Classique. vote Pour aller plus loin Fichier attaché Envoyer à un ami Blogger la vidéo Les thèmes du moment Les + récentes Les + vues Les + notées Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, invitée de Guillaume Du... Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, l'invitée de Guillaume ... Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet, secrétaire d'Etat à l'économie numérique, était l'invitée de Guillaume Durand et s'exprimait au sujet du sommet de Copenhague, à 8h30...

Nathalie Kosciusko Morizet - En route vers la prési... WebTv by Brainsonic Plan du site Fréquences. Eric Besson : "Une catastrophe nucléaire est possible au Japon" Le ministre de l'Industrie répondait mardi matin aux questions de Jean-Michel Aphatie. Le Japon est peut-être sur le chemin de la catastrophe nucléaire, a estimé Eric Besson. Pour lui, la situation évolue "minute par minute" et "on est sur le chemin d'une catastrophe". "J'avais dit : la catastrophe, ce serait la perte de la structure de confinement du réacteur - il semble que nous sommes en train d'aller vers ça - avec émissions dans l'atmosphère de quantités de matériel de fission radioactif.

Nous sommes maintenant peut-être sur ce chemin". Jean-Michel Aphatie : Bonjour, Eric Besson. Eric Besson : Bonjour, Jean-Michel Apathie. Peut-on parler, ce matin, de catastrophe nucléaire au Japon ? On est sur le chemin. C'est la preuve que l'on n'arrive pas à maîtriser quand un accident se produit dans une centrale nucléaire, l'énergie nucléaire et ses conséquences ? Angela Merkel, chancelière allemande, dans "Le Figaro" ce matin : "Ce qui se passe au Japon change la situation à l'Allemagne aussi. Hamon (PS) : "On ne peut pas sortir du nucléaire du jour au lendemain" L'Europe de l'Est toujours pro-nucléaire. PM orders review of safety at Indian nuclear plants. All India | Press Trust of India | Updated: March 14, 2011 22:20 IST New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said an immediate technical review of India's atomic plants has been ordered to check if they can withstand the impact of major natural disasters like tsunami and earthquakes in the wake of the catastrophe in Japan threatening a nuclear meltdown.

Making a statement in Parliament on the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, Dr Singh said Indian nuclear plants have, in the past, met the safety standards during major natural calamities like the Gujarat earthquake on January 26, 2002 and the December 2004 Tsunami. The Prime Minister informed both Houses of Parliament that India was in constant touch with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Japanese Atomic Industrial Forum and the World Association of Nuclear Operators. Indian Navy is also on standby to send its ships to Japan as part of relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction. Japan reactor troubles spark Thai nuclear protest. Solidarité : Sarkozy prêt à se rendre au Japon. Un premier avion français chargé de matériel va partir pour le Japon - NUCLEAIRE CATASTROPHE NATURELLE AREVA EDF. Pentagon clears exit of military families from Japan. From Chris Lawrence, CNN March 17, 2011 12:55 p.m. EDT The authorization applies to family members on the island of Honshu, site of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.

Pentagon OKs the departure of some family members of military service membersOrder applies to relatives living on the island of Honshu, site of the damaged nuclear plantThe Pentagon has suspended all military family travel to Honshu Tune in to "AC360º" tonight at 10 ET as Anderson Cooper and Dr. Sanjay Gupta report live from Japan on the quake and tsunami's catastrophic effects. Washington (CNN) -- The Defense Department authorized the voluntary departure Thursday of some family members of U.S. military service members stationed in Japan. The potential number of evacuees is "in the thousands," Pentagon spokesman Col.

The Pentagon has suspended all military family travel to Honshu. No military families will be allowed to travel to the island until the voluntary evacuation order is lifted. Are you there? Japan nuclear crisis: Aircraft geared to rapid response. Danger Radioactivité.

Quels risques pour la santé ? 21 July 2011Last updated at 07:47 By Richard Warry BBC News Prof Malcolm Sperrin, a medical physicist, on the Japan quake health risks Concern remains over the potential effect on human health from radiation leaks at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. A 20km (12 mile) evacuation zone affecting about 70,000 people has been imposed around the plant, and is being extended to five communities outside the zone to the north west of the plant, where radioactive contamination is most significant.

Residents living within 30km (18 miles) have been advised to leave the area, or to stay indoors, and try to make their homes airtight. Experts believe that swift action of this sort should have minimised the risk to human health, but there are worries about the level of radiation to which emergency workers have been exposed, and about possible contamination of food and water supplies. What are the immediate health effects of exposure to radiation? How is radiation sickness treated? Yes. Japanese PM asks people to stay indoors. Risque radioactif : un vent de panique gagne Tokyo - CATASTROPHE NATURELLE NUCLEAIRE. A Tokyo, la tentation du départ. Centrale de Fukushima : le niveau de radioactivité a «considérablement augmenté» - NUCLEAIRE ENVIRONNEMENT SANTE. Video Menace nucléaire : pharmacies prises d'assaut. Paris redoute «le pire des scénarios»

Tokyo : l'ambassade de France distribue des pastilles d'iode - CATASTROPHE NATURELLE SECURITE SANITAIRE SANTE. La panique gagne. La panique gagne la Chine. Customers flock to buy salt at a supermarket in Lanzhou, Gansu province. Photograph: China Daily/Reuters Worried shoppers stripped stores of salt in Beijing, Shanghai and other parts of China on Thursday in the false belief it can guard against radiation exposure, even though any fallout from a crippled Japanese nuclear power plant is unlikely to reach the country. The panic-shopping was triggered by rumours that iodised salt could help ward off radiation poisoning – part of the swirl of misinformation crisscrossing the region amid Japan's nuclear emergency.

Text messages on mobile phones have circulated about nuclear plumes spreading throughout Asia. Rumours also spread that salt was adequate protection for radiation sickness. Supermarkets in the capital of Beijing and many cities across the country have run out of salt as a wave of panic-buying spread across provinces from eastern Zhejiang to southern Guangdong to western Sichuan. Rumours also impacted other countries. Un passé lourd en incidents. The Crippled Japanese Nuclear Reactors - Interactive Feature. Black out et pénurie d'essence. Pénurie de carburant. CBC.ca home Help News | Mar 16, 2011 | 2:24 Japan gas shortage The distribution of energy is seriously disrupted and getting around is becoming increasingly difficult amid the multiple disasters in Japan Now Playing on CBC Radio Refresh CBC Radio One Now Playing: As It Happens - The Midnight Edition12:00 AM to 01:00 AM - EDT CBC Radio 2 Nightstream12:00 AM to 06:00 AM - EDT CBC Radio 3 Listen Live Radio 3 Program information temporarily unavailable.

See what is playing on all streams > Check out the CBC Music service with more than 60 online radio stations. News of 34> Featured Sort by: Featured Most Recent Most Popular Apr 10, 2014 | 2:23The National Unappetizing restaurant health inspection records Video The National Unappetizing restaurant health inspection records Apr 10, 2014 | 2:23Out of almost 5,000 restaurant inspection reports, nearly 1 in 4 has at least one major health violation Apr 10, 2014 | 2:24The National Disposing of Syria's chemical weapons Video CBC Global Footer CBC.ca Corporate Stay Connected. Press Release | March 17th (Thu): Group 4 (Original Schedule: 18:20 - 22:00) Avis d'Expert : Bernard Bigot CEA. Update on Japan Earthquake.

Updates of 2 June 2011 Staff Report → Chronology of Updates:2 June | 12-18 May | 4-11 May | 5 May | 3 May | 2 May | 28 April | 27 April | 26 April | 21 April | 20 April | 19 April | 18 April | 15 April | 14 April | 13 April | 12 April | 11 April | 10 April | 9 April | 8 April | 7 April | 6 April | 5 April | 4 April | 3 April | 2 April | 1 April | 31 March | 30 March | 29 March | 28 March | 27 March | 26 March | 25 March | 24 March | 23 March | 22 March | 21 March | 20 March | 19 March | 18 March | 17 March | 16 March | 15 March | 14 March | 13 March | 12 March | 11 March | Full Update → Important Note on Updates IAEA Briefing on Fukushima Nuclear Accident (2 June 2011, 18:30 UTC) Presentations: → Summary of Reactor Status → Fukushima Radiological Monitoring and Consequences → Fukushima Marine Environment Monitoring → Watch Video On Thursday, 2 June 2011, the IAEA provided the following information on the status of nuclear safety in Japan: 1. 2.

Protective Actions Food Restrictions 3. 4. Accueil - IRSN - Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire. Forte réplique près de la centrale d'Onagawa (7.1 Mw) suite au séisme du 11 mars 2011 Jeudi 7 avril 2011 à 23h32 heure locale (14h32 TU), un séisme de magnitude 7,1 s’est produit à quelques kilomètres de la côte Est de l’île d’Honshu au Japon, à environ 20 km de la centrale nucléaire d’Onagawa, et à 70 km à l’est de la ville de Sendaï.

L’IRSN publie une note d’information sur les caractéristiques de ce séisme. L’Alliance Européenne en Radioécologie : une initiative pour une meilleure intégration des recherches menées en radioécologie en Europe Lors de la Conférence Internationale de Radioécologie et de Radioactivité Environnementale qui ouvre le 20 juin 2011 à Hamilton (Canada), huit organismes de recherche européens présentent une initiative pour intégrer les travaux de recherche en radioécologie conduits en Europe. Position de l’IRSN sur les critiques de la CRIIRAD relatives à la surveillance environnementale en France après l’accident de Fukushima.

§. Des jours de lutte désespérée (résumé interactif des efforts déployés) Chronolgie d'une catastrophe. 13 March 2011Last updated at 20:29 There are fears about the safety of Japan's nuclear power stations. The authorities are working to prevent a second explosion at the Fukushima nuclear power station, where there was a huge blast on Saturday. An emergency has also been declared at the Onagawa nuclear plant, after high radiation levels were detected. BBC News looks at what has happened. Friday, 11 March: 1446 local time (0546 GMT) The 8.9-magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Honshu island at a depth of about 24km. The quake causes the power station to be cut off from the national electricity grid. 1541: Tepco reports that the emergency generators for reactor units 1, 2 and 3 have failed - some reports suggest that the diesel-powered back-up systems are affected by the tsunami.

In the following hours, engineers attempt to install mobile power units to replace the diesel systems and manage to stabilise conditions at units 2 and 3, but not at unit 1. Continue reading the main story. Le cauchemar japonais vu de l'étranger. Fukushima 1 lutte pour refroidir ses réacteurs - NUCLEAIRE CATASTROPHE NATURELLE SCIENCES ET TECHNOLOGIES. Fukushima 1 : la piscine de stockage du réacteur 4 au coeur des préccupations - NUCLEAIRE SCIENCES ET TECHNOLOGIES CATASTROPHE NATURELLE. Fukushima 1 : les conditions d'intervention de plus en plus difficiles - NUCLEAIRE. Un accident de type Tchernobyl exclu à Fukushima, selon l'Agence de sûrete japonaise - NUCLEAIRE CATASTROPHE NATURELLE AREVA.

Leçons japonaises - ENERGIE. Accident nucléaire au Japon : que s'est-il passé ? - NUCLEAIRE. Vidéo : dégradation de la situation sur le site nucléaire - Blogs Séisme au Japon : le blog. Video Un hélicoptère déverse de l'eau sur un réacteur. Alerte nucléaire live. Good morning. It's now more than three days since the earthquake and tsunami hit Japan, but there is little sign of relief for survivors. • There has been a second blast at the Fukushima No 1 nuclear plant. Television footage suggests the outer building of the third reactor has been blown away – as in the first blast – but officials believe the reactor container remains intact and says there is little prospect of a significant release of radioactive material. Officials warned yesterday that there might be another hydrogen explosion. • The Daily Yomiuri newspaper says police are reporting about 1,000 bodies have been found in Minamisanriku, Miyagi and another 1,000 on the Ojika Peninsula coast in the prefecture. • A very alarming tsunami warning this morning now appears to be a false alarm.

The Guardian's Dan Chung and Jonathan Watts are reporting from the disaster zone. Japanese television earlier reported that the sea level had dropped five metres off the coast of Fukushima. Dr. Cartographie d'une catastrophe. Al_jazeera_english live. CNN live. BBC World News live. Videos. Footage of blast at nuclear plant A massive explosion rocked the Fukushima nuclear power plant after problems caused by the earthquake. A second explosion ripped through the plant's reactor 3 on Monday. Trains derailed after tsunami Trains in Shinchi, in Fukushima Prefecture, were swept from their tracks by the tsunami. Aerial footage of Sendai Sendai was hard hit. City in Iwate devastated by tsunami Troops were deployed to help with search and rescue operations as thousands were left missing.

Rooftop rescue in Kesennuma Stranded residents in Kesennuma were winched from rooftops after the city was engulfed by the tsunami. Yamadamachi White smokes rises from burning houses in Yamadamachi in Iwate Prefecture, northern Japan. Ishinomaki Self-Defense Force officers rescued people by a boat after homes and towns were destroyed. Minamisanriku. Struggle to stabilise Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant. 13 March 2011Last updated at 15:07 By Richard Black Environment correspondent, BBC News A large explosion was seen at the plant with debris blown out from the building Two days after the alarm was first raised about safety at Fukushima Daiichi plant, uncertainty still surrounds the situation on the ground and the status of the three reactors that were functioning at the time of Friday's earthquake and tsunami.

It appears that a partial meltdown did occur in reactor 1. On Sunday, officials said the same thing was suspected in reactor 3 - although later, they appeared to retract this statement. What is certain is that engineers are still struggling to pump enough water past the reactors to keep the cores cool. At noon local time (0400 GMT), Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), which operates the plant, gave this status report: Reactor 1 - shut down, under inspection because of Saturday's explosion, sea water and boric acid being pumped in Reactor 2 - water level "lower than normal", but stable.

L'info en vidéo - France Télévisions. La fusion d'un réacteur nucléaire "n'est pas à exclure" 19h15 A lire sur LEXPRESS.fr: La catastrophe survient au "pire moment" pour le Japon. L'économie nippone, déjà fragile, est en suspens après le séisme et le tsunami de vendredi. Le risque nucléaire oblige les entreprises à ralentir leurs activités et menace la reprise.

Le Japon face au cauchemar du nucléaire. Le plus grave séisme que le pays ait connu n'a pas seulement déclenché un tsunami dévastateur qui a noyé le nord-est de l'archipel et provoqué des milliers de morts. 19h05 La Maison Blanche a exprimé sa "confiance" dans la capacité de l'économie du Japon à surmonter cette épreuve. 18h36 Un officiel du gouverment japonais n'exclut pas que l'enceinte de confinement d'un réacteur de Fukushima ait été endommagé, sans préciser s'il parle du réacteur n°2, qui inquiète les autorités. 17h05 Le Japon demande l'envoi d'une équipe d'experts de l'AIEA, déclare le directeur général de l'agence onusienne Yukiya Amano. 17h La gravité de l'accident survenu à Fukushima pourrait être sous-estimée. L'actu Live vue du Japon (NHK)