Amount of contaminated water rises by 3,000 tons in a week at Fukushima plant — Not going as planned

Published: July 28th, 2011 at 2:34 pm ET
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Contaminated Water Treatment System: 58% Operating Rate, Amount of Water Increased by 3000 Tonnes in a Week, EX-SKF, July 27, 2011:

From Asahi Shinbun (7/28/2011):

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The amount of contaminated water hasn’t decreased as planned. With the rain from the typhoons and fresh water from the dam to supplement the treated water when the water treatment system was down, the total amount of contaminated water increased by 3,000 tonnes to 120,650 tonnes. The Central Waste Treatment Facility where the contaminated water is being stored is also reaching the capacity.

Published: July 28th, 2011 at 2:34 pm ET
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