Japan to seek U.S. experts' help over Fukushima decontamination

Japan's environment ministry said Monday it will accept advice from two U.S. specialists on decontaminating areas affected by the Fukushima nuclear crisis erupted in March 2011.

Robert Sindelar, an expert on decontamination technology and radioactive waste processing, and Mark Triplett, who has been supporting decontamination efforts at U.S. nuclear weapon production sites, will visit Japan and stay until the end of March. Their expenses will be covered by the United States, it said.
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