除染土の新工程「進むよう努力を」「県外処分は不要」 福島の地権者 https://t.co/eerB9Ick4k 東京電力福島第一原発事故後の除染で出た土（除染土）について、国は2035年ごろまでに福島県外で最終処分の候補地を選定するとの工程表を発表しました。
除染土最終処分 首相 “ロードマップ着実に” 関係閣僚に指示 https://t.co/l33bGDWCas #nhk_news
Govt. Premises in Tokyo’s Kasumigaseki to Receive Soil from Fukushima, New 5-Year Roadmap Reveals https://t.co/q9SOlj8QRC
The Japanese government has finalized a new roadmap for managing soil removed during decontamination efforts following the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Starting next month, the government will begin reutilizing this soil at central government facilities in Tokyo's Kasumigaseki district. A key element of the plan includes initiating the selection and investigation of candidate sites for the soil's final disposal outside Fukushima Prefecture around 2030. The government aims to complete the final disposal site selection by approximately 2035. This roadmap was formalized during a ministerial meeting at the Prime Minister's Office and reflects a coordinated effort to address the long-term handling of contaminated soil. Some local Fukushima landowners have expressed opposition to the disposal of soil outside the prefecture, emphasizing the need for careful consideration. The government has instructed relevant ministers to ensure steady progress on this plan.
