TOKYO – Tanks for storing radioactive water were on their way Saturday to the crippled nuclear power plant in northeastern Japan where reactor cores melted after the massive earthquake and tsunami.
Two tanks installed more than 30 years ago to catch overflows from the city’s “combined sanitary-and-storm sewer system are working well to minimize harm caused by effluent discharged to area streams, ...
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