TEPCO halts water circulation due to leaks

Raging wildfires only 1 mile from nuclear lab at Los Alamos force evacuation — “Officials insist that radioactive material is secure”

Many containers of fuel to power pumps were washed away after breach at Ft. Calhoun nuke plant

WSJ: Even though Ft. Calhoun reactor is in ‘shutdown’ it requires electricity to avoid melting of core

ABC: Federal gov’t “so concerned” about Ft. Calhoun situation that NRC chairman is headed to plant

NYT on Ft. Calhoun: Equipment ‘nicked’ 8 ft high, 2,000 ft long berm causing it to deflate

Flood berm collapsed after being punctured by an unidentified piece of machinery: OPPD

Residents’ urine now radioactive, measuring at least 3 millisieverts in all 15 people tested

OPPD: Water also leaking around concrete berm surrounding Ft. Calhoun nuke plant’s main transformers

Auxiliary building at Ft. Calhoun surrounded by water after berm failure — NRC letter said if water enters auxilary building, could have station blackout with core damage in hours

Ft. Calhoun nuke plant now running on emergency generators as workers try to restore electricity — Power supply cut after water surrounded main electrical transformers

EPA radiation monitoring exists so Feds can say they have a system — Not to report data that would undermine public support for nuclear power, thinks watchdog

“The easiest way to not have any concern over data is to have no data at all,” said Hirsch

Water level near Cooper nuke plant expected to rise this weekend, says National Weather Service

Resumption of radiation decontamination system “not in sight” — Unclear whether recycling of water can be carried out as planned

8-month-old NRC letter: At 1,010 ft water would enter Ft. Calhoun’s auxiliary building, shorting power and submerging pumps; Could then have a station blackout with core damage within 15-18 hours — Water now at 1,007 ft

WSJ reports press release from NRC saying Ft. Calhoun’s flood deficiencies were remedied — No mention of recent NYT report that NRC’s evaluation of plant’s new defenses is not complete

Doctors: 3,000+ microsieverts of internal radiation for residents in town 40 km from Fukushima plant

Unmanned helicopter crash lands on Reactor No. 2

Helicopter makes emergency landing near Ft. Calhoun nuke plant while checking if floodwaters had weakened power transmission lines

No. 4 spent fuel pool only 8 degrees below boiling point

NRC says it is “closely monitoring” Missouri River as floodwaters rise at Cooper and Fort Calhoun nuclear plants

Reactor No. 3 temperature up 7°C in a day