Fukushima Disaster and Recovery Challenges

The video explores the impact of nuclear disasters, focusing on Fukushima's aftermath. It covers the initial disaster, the ongoing cleanup efforts, and the challenges faced by residents returning to the area. Despite the difficulties, there are efforts to rebuild and bring hope to the community, highlighted by the upcoming Olympic Games torch relay starting in Fukushima.

What is one of the main risks associated with nuclear power?

• Excessive greenhouse gas emissions

• Limited availability of resources

• Risk of a meltdown

• High cost of production

What event triggered the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster?

• A volcanic eruption

• A severe thunderstorm

• An earthquake and tsunami

• A terrorist attack

What is the primary method being used to decontaminate the land in Fukushima?

• Washing the soil with chemicals

• Burning the topsoil

• Removing the top inches of soil

• Planting radiation-absorbing plants

Why are wild boars a concern in the areas affected by the Fukushima disaster?

• They are aggressive and attack humans

• They are radioactive

• They are endangered species

• They are spreading diseases

What is one of the challenges faced by residents returning to Naraha?

• Fear of radiation

• Lack of clean water

• High cost of living

• Overcrowding

What significant event in 2020 was planned to highlight Fukushima's recovery efforts?

• The G20 Summit

• The Olympic Games

• The World Expo

• The United Nations Conference

What is the purpose of the radiation monitor at the new school in Naraha?

• To track weather changes

• To ensure the safety of the children

• To monitor student attendance

• To measure air quality

How many students is the new school in Naraha built to accommodate?

• 100

• 400

• 300

• 200

What is one reason some families choose to return to Fukushima despite the risks?

• Improved healthcare facilities

• Lack of other living options

• Government incentives

• Better job opportunities

What is a hopeful sign for the future of Naraha?

• Doubling of school enrollment

• Rising property prices

• New industrial developments

• Increased wildlife