Slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima will be used in the prime minister's flower beds

Some of the soil removed during decontamination is now safe to reuse, but people have been uneasy about the plans to use it in public works projects around Japan.

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Seattle TimesLean Left· 489d ago

Slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima will be used in flower beds

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Slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima will be used in the prime minister's flower beds

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The GuardianLean Left· 489d ago

Fukushima soil headed to Japan PM’s flower beds to allay nuclear safety fears

GizmodoLeft· 489d ago

Japan Puts Fukushima Soil in Prime Minister’s Flower Beds to Show It's Safe

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