• Home
• About the Author
• What is The Hiroshima Syndrome?
• Before the Beginning
• Einstein's Torment
• The Nuclear-Isn't-Natural Myth
• The Uranium Explosive Myth
• Confusion about Fallout
• Radiation : The No-Safe-Level Myth
• Science Proves “No-Safe-Level” is a Fiction
• Radiation Exposure Standards By AHANE
• SARI response to EPA Radiation Standards
• The Nuclear Cooling Tower
• Nuclear Waste: Is it?
• Three Mile Island and the China Syndrome
• The Chernobyl Disaster
• Fukushima Accident
• Time for the scientific, environmental and economic truth about nuclear power
• So What!
• Authentic Environmentalism
• Fukushima Accident Updates (Blog)
• Fukushima Commentary (blog)
• Fukushima Child Thyroid Cancer Issue
• Fukushima Evacuee Compensation Payments (updates monthly)
• Is there Fukushima Radiation on North America's West Coast? (updated 4/7/16)
• Fukushima FUD - Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt
• Radiation experts advise Japan’s government to repopulate Fukushima
• Fukushima “Melt Throughs”: Fact or Fiction?
• No melt-troughs occurred with Fukushima Daiichi units #2 & #3!
• Final tally for melt through
• Background Information on Tritium
• Fukushima and Cesium
• Fukushima Unit 4 Spent Fuel Pool
• Kimin - Japan's tsunami refugees
• Ruthenium Cloud
• Reproduction Policy
• Links

What happened during the first five days of the accident at Fukushima Daiichi?
Could the meltdowns and hydrogen explosions have been avoided?

This book chronicles the truth about the Fukushima Accident from the perspective of the operating staff combatting the on-going crisis while it happened.

Here’s what people are saying…

“In a stunning tour-de-force, Leslie Corrice…has taken the official source plus his own experience, and synthesized the events into a narrative which is factual yet readable; accurate, yet dramatic; thorough, yet not burdensome….This is a story which cannot be put down.”  (Will Davis – 1/12/2012: Atomic Power Review)

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