Osaka started test incineration of 100 tones disaster debris, more 36,000 tones to come next year

From 11/29 to 11/30/2012, Osaka fu and Osaka city conduct test incineration of 100 tones of disaster debris from Iwate. 95% of the debris is wood.

The debris is mixed with normal garbage to incinerate.
After passing the radiation test, they are going to accept more 36,000 tones of debris to incinerare from February to March of 2013.

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Related article..JP gov is going to send disaster debris to USA [Link]

 

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Osaka a commencé ses tests d’incinération de 100 tonnes de débris, plus de 36 000 tonnes attendues l’an prochain

Les 29 et 30 novembre 2012, Osaka fu et Osaka city mènent des tests d’incinération sur 100 tonnes de débris de la catastrophe à Iwate. 95 % des débris sont en bois.

Les débris sont mélangés avec des ordures “normales” à l’incinération.
Après les contrôles de radioactivité, ils vont accepter plus de 36 000 tonnes de débris à incinérer entre février et mars 2013.

Sources : 1 2

Article lié : Le gouvernement japonais va envoyer des débris de la catastrophe aux USA [Lien]

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