BIOCHEMISTRY: WEEK 12
Thousands of people who left Fukushima after the nuclear catastrophe are on the brink of being returned to contaminated areas due to withdrawal of government subsidies. Residents are forced to either move back to homes they believe are unsafe or succumb to financial hardship without help from the government. The Fukushima incident has resulted in unanticipated issues that involve socioeconomic problems and safety concerns amongst the displaced. I can't imagine living in limbo since the aftermath of the nuclear meltdown. Families are faced with not only financial difficulty, but also the fear of exposure to residual radiation upon returning to the Fukushima area. Women and children have also been greatly impacted by the disaster since they were the primary group that fled the area. Men were more apt to stay in order to keep their jobs in the Fukushima area. Plant cell structure is different from an animal cell because it does not contain centr...