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What is the timeline for moving residents back to Fukushima?
What is the timeline for moving residents back to Fukushima?
- By the end of 2020
- By the end of 2021 (correct)
- By the end of 2022
- By the end of 2023
What has Coca-Cola done in response to the Fukushima disaster?
What has Coca-Cola done in response to the Fukushima disaster?
- Provided financial support to the cleanup effort
- Donated products to the area
- Pulled their products from the area (correct)
- Offered free health checks to workers
What has the Japanese government said about the future habitability of Fukushima?
What has the Japanese government said about the future habitability of Fukushima?
- It will be safe to live in by the end of 2021
- It will be safe to live in by the end of 2022
- Parts of Fukushima will not be habitable for many years (correct)
- There will be no radiation hotspots in the region
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- The Japanese government is planning to move residents back to Fukushima by March of next year.
- There is no guarantee that the workers who were exposed to radiation will be safe, and radiation exposure is still a threat to workers years after the accident.
- Coca-cola and other companies have pulled their products from the area around Fukushima, but the cleanup effort is still ongoing.
- Many people are still concerned about the safety of the workers who are still working on the cleanup.
- The Japanese government has acknowledged that parts of Fukushima will not be habitable for many years.
- People who do move back will be living in a region with cordoned off radiation hotspots.
- The Japanese government did not respond to our request for comment on Colonel Seymour's claims.
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