The earthquake and tsunami in Japan the disaster they caused at a nuclear power plant there are raising questions about the safety of Minnesota's two nuclear power plants.
Japan was considering spraying water and
boric acid over a stricken nuclear plan in a desperate measure to
contain radiation after officials said Wednesday that many fuel
roads were damaged, in an escalating crisis caused by last week's
earthquake and tsunami.
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St Paul city officials say they are communicating with residents and businesses in flood-prone areas and coordinating with emergency responders on plans.
More U.S. military crews were exposed to
radiation Tuesday as the Pentagon ramped up relief flights over a
Japan reeling from an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis.
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With a mixture of resilience and resignation many survivors of last Friday's calamity in Japan are calmly pitching in to help themselves and others, taking life one day at a time.
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Stocks plunged Tuesday, sending the Dow Jones
industrial average down almost 300 points at the opening, as the
nuclear crisis in Japan intensified following a deadly earthquake
and tsunami.
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The BBC's "World Have Your Say" brings live coverage of events unfolding in Japan as it struggles with containing possible breaches in nuclear reactors damaged from the recent earthquake and tsunami.
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Minnesota companies with operations in Japan are trying to figure out how much their business will suffer as a result of the country's recent devastating earthquake and tsunami.
The National Transportation Safety Board meets
in Washington on Tuesday to consider a final report on a 2008 plane
crash in Owatonna, Minn., that killed eight people.
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