This article seems limited and not up to date. One example is that a plant is built and about ready to start to take care of the water in the nuclear plant. This will allow work to fix the plant to get water to stop the reactors safely.

A few of the points are out of the mainstream just enough to suggest there should be more expert opinion on them, but the overall picture here shows the dire consequences of nuclear waste and nuclear reactor accidents. Long term Chernobyl health studies show the spectacular increases in cancers and systemic illnesses from areas exposed to markedly increased radiation and particles.

An excellent overview highlighting the broad spectrum of alarming reports regarding Fukushima. American parents might be concerned about a purported spike in infant mortality in San Jose, Berkeley, San Francisco, Sacramento, Santa Cruz, Portland, Seattle, and Boise during the ten weeks following Fukushima; fortunately this spike seems to be bogus. (See discussion at U.C. Berkeley’s Department of Engineering website: http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/node/4550) Nevertheless, the information contained in this article should put everyone on alert worldwide.

Al Jazeera has consistently clear and unbiased stories - this is one that is very important for people to consume.