Sentence examples for radiation disaster from inspiring English sources

It was the worst marine radiation disaster in history.

When it comes to hospital politics -- and Dr. Stock, who has sat on every committee from Radiation Safety to Radiation Disaster, plays them adroitly -- treating the mayor has not hurt his candidacy for department chairman.

The significance was not immediately clear, but a Japanese court on Wednesday approved the restart of a nuclear power station, rejecting nuclear power safety worries in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima radiation disaster.

A Japanese court on Wednesday approved the restart of a nuclear power station in the southwest of the country, rejecting worries about nuclear safety in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima radiation disaster.

While the future for those displaced by the continuing radiation disaster is unknown, we must improve the present for those stranded and isolated in temporary housing with no idea of when or if they can return home.

Born out of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami of March 11 , 2011 which spawned the Fukushima Nuclear Power Station radiation disaster, the DoD realized societies around the world are vulnerable to such epic events and the collateral damage they engender.

The nuclear industry blames high maintenance costs, competition from cheaper alternatives and hostile regulators concerned about radiation disasters like the 2011 Fukushima meltdown in Japan.

Similarly, Japan today is working towards building national memorials in the three prefectures affected by the earthquake, tsunami and radiation disasters of March , 2011

For example, you will find new or redone sections on indoor air quality, environmental justice, endangered species, multiple chemical sensitivities, electromagnetic radiation, disasters, and ergonomics.

Following similar findings conducted after previous radiation disasters that indicate that mothers of young children are a high-risk group for mental health consequences [ 1, 2], our results suggest that upgrading the level mental health support for mothers with infants should be considered a high priority in the acute phase of a nuclear disaster response.

The armies of fundraising, such as the American Red Cross, slick televangelists, and their front organizations claiming to do relief, professional international relief groups, and small private groups of concerned Americans wanting to help, are off the mark in the Japan quake-tsunami-radiation disaster.