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Japan's Reconstruction Minister Resigns

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Reconstruction minister, Ryu Matsumoto, resigns in early July 2011 after making harsh remarks to local officials in disaster areas. This further reduces confidence in the Naoto Kan administration.

The Response of TEPCO and the Japanese government to the nuclear disaster

03/18/2011

The use of low-tech measures such as flooding with seawater, fire trucks with hoses, helicopters with water, a huge extension cord to restart cooling systems, give the appearance of a a desperate effort to prevent the reactor meltdown. The public's lack of confidence in Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) which owns the nuclear reactors.

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Japan’s Try-Anything Nuclear Response Draws Criticism, and Sympathy

New York Times 03/18/2011

Bid to 'Protect Assets' Slowed Reactor Fight

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Japan Reassures, Others Flee

Wall Street Journal 03/18/2011

U.S. and Tokyo Spar on Depth of Crisis

Wall Street Journal 03/18/2011

Japan's disaster: A crisis of leadership, too

Economist 03/26/2011

Amid Fight to Stem Threat, Tepco Worker's Email Reveals Personal Struggle

Wall Street Journal 03/28/2011

The human faces behind the Japanese earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster

03/28/2011

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Vanishing act by Japanese executive during nuclear crisis raises questions - The Washington Post

Washington Post 03/29/2011

Amid Fight to Stem Threat, Tepco Worker's Email Reveals Personal Struggle

Wall Street Journal 03/28/2011

In Ishinomaki, Japan, stories of survival and loss - The Washington Post

Washington Post 03/30/2011

For one Japanese neighborhood, a tsunami and radiation end a way of life - The Washington Post

Washington Post 03/30/2011

Two Tsunamis

Wall Street Journal 03/30/2011

Japanese fireman finds fame as a hero -; and father of a teen underwear model - The Washington Post

Washington Post 03/31/2011


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