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The Journal of Water and Environmental Nanotechnology (JWENT) is pleased to announce its official partnership and sponsorship of the upcoming ISET 2026 and RCEnvE 2026 conferences. In conjunction with this collaboration, JWENT has launched a Special Issue titled "Nano, NanoBio, and AI for a Greener and Resilient Future: NEXUS", offering priority editorial evaluation and publication consideration for selected papers presented at these events.
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Asian Association of Environmental Mutagen SocietiesPublished on Monday, 21 August 2017 05:44 | |
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When Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant suffered a triple-core meltdown in March 2011 as the result of devastating earthquake, most people had no idea this was only the beginning of a nuclear disaster that has arguably become the single worst industrial accident in human history.
Keeping the three core meltdowns cool has been an ongoing challenge that has yet to be met. As fresh water is pumped over the cores, it is then stored on site in massive tanks. The Tokyo Electric Power company (TEPCO), the operator of the plant, then has to figure out what to do with that water.
