Ten years ago in March 2011 , damaged by an earthquake and a tsunami, three reactors went into meltdown at the nuclear power station in Fukushima, Japan. Everyone within 20 kilometres of the plant was evacuated, but Naoto Matsumura chose to stay – the only person left out of 80 000. Now he still lives without any symptoms of radiation taking care about abandoned animlas in the area that is being by the Japan government systematically cleaned and prepared for the new life. But the question is how to deal with a world that is balancing on the verge of a climate catastrophe.