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Mayumi ItohInvestigates the policy of the Japanese government toward the animals of Fukushima and the voluntary animal rescue work that filled the void left by the government.Offers a dedicated insight into the

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Dogs Left Behind in the Exclusion Zonenuclear meltdowns—how they suffered from hunger and thirst during the initial stage of abandonment, how most of them eventually succumbed and died, and how some of them survived on the radioactive land—as well as the rescue operations for dogs launched by small animal protection groups.

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Other Animals Left Behind in the Exclusion Zoneincluding chickens, pigs, and ostriches, as well as foxes, Japanese raccoon dogs (.), and wild boars. This chapter also looks at local aquariums that sustained enormous damage. The scientific studies of the local wildlife, such as Japanese macaques and pale blue butterflies, have indicated adverse effects of the radiation on them.

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2634-6672 nment toward the animals in Fukushima with the actions of grassroots volunteer animal rescue groups that filled the void of the government.    .978-3-030-09989-3978-3-319-70757-0Series ISSN 2634-6672 Series E-ISSN 2634-6680

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Book 2018uclear meltdown of three of the four reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in March 2011, triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake of magnitude 9.0.The Japanese government designated an area of 20-kilometer radius from the nuclear power station as an exclusion zone and evacuate

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