Titlebook: Agricultural Implications of the Fukushima Nuclear Accident; The First Three Year Tomoko M. Nakanishi,Keitaro Tanoi Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2016 The E

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Rice Inspections in Fukushima Prefecture,and 2 bags out of the total 10,338,000 in 2012, 11,001,000 in 2013 and 10,988,824 in 2014, respectively. We considered that there were almost no rice exceeding 100 Bq/kg produced in Fukushima Prefecture after 3 years from the nuclear accident, and the safety of Fukushima’s rice were ensured because

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Consecutive Field Trials of Rice Cultivation in Partially Decontaminated Paddy Fields to Reduce Radl of the paddy soil. In addition, the radiocesium concentration in the rice was reduced depending on the exchangeable K content of the soil, which plateaued around 20 mg K.O per 100 g dry soil. However, in 2013, in a test field of Komiya where the radiocesium concentrations were higher than 8000 Bq/

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Wild Boars in Fukushima After the Nuclear Power Plant Accident: Distribution of Radiocesium,re highest in the muscles (approximately 15,000 Bq/kg) and lowest in the ovaries (approximately 600 Bq/kg) in 2012, indicating a large variation between the organs and tissues. The trends were similar in 2012 and 2013. Observations of the contamination levels in wild boars could reveal the radiocesi

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The Effects of Radioactive Contamination on the Forestry Industry and Commercial Mushroom-Log Produlates to radiation exposure in humans and summarize the state of the forestry industry since the Fukushima accident. We also consider how radiation affects forest products in Fukushima, emphasizing mushroom-log production. Finally, we examine the challenges surrounding the reconstruction and revival

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