Sources: BBC
The Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) announces its financial results, with a 1 trillion Japanese yen loss predicted due to the Fukushima I nuclear accidents and the resignation of Masataka Shimizu as president of the utility following Japan's highest-ever annual loss. 2011-05-20
Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) announces new plans to tackle the ongoing Fukushima I nuclear crisis, after it is discovered that the problems with the number 1 reactor at the Fukushima I plant are worse than thought. 2011-05-17
The President of South Korea, Lee Myung-bak, calls for transparent release of nuclear safety information. 2011-05-17
Tokyo Electric Power Company will accept involvement from the Government of Japan and will not cap compensation payments resulting from the Fukushima I nuclear accidents. 2011-05-11
Japanese anti-nuclear protests following the Fukushima I nuclear accidents: Hundreds of farmers protest against Japan's atomic crisis, outside the TEPCO head office in Tokyo. 2011-04-26
The Government of Japan raises the crisis level of the accidents to level 7, the highest level on the international scale and equivalent to the Chernobyl disaster. 2011-04-12
The efforts to plug the leaks at the Fukushima I plant appear not to be working. 2011-04-3
North Korea is reported to be on a state of high alert for radiation from the Fukushima I accidents. 2011-03-29
Milk and spinach found near the plant exceed Japanese government radiation levels as does water in the Fukushima Prefecture. [http:--www.msnbc.msn.com-id-42162299-ns-health- (AP via MSNBC)] [http:--www.daytondailynews.com-news-nation-world-news-japan-officials-radioactive-iodine-above-government-limit-found-in-fukushima-drinking-water-1112296.html?cxtype=rss_nation-world (AP via "Dayton Daily News")]date=August 2019 2011-03-19
Gregory Jaczko, the head of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission tells a United States Congressional panel that his Commission is recommending a higher exclusion zone. 2011-03-16