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Newspaper Article
Japan sees its spirit in nuke plant crews
2011
Overview
At the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant, bursts of radiation could mean those workers will have to be quickly rotated out, and some could rapidly reach their annual exposure limit, complicating efforts to contain the nuclear crisis. Disaster officials could face a grim choice: scale back their containment efforts or allow workers to face radiation levels that could significantly increase their risk of cancer.
Publisher
Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
