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Japan Snaps Back With Less Power

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The extraordinary lengths Japan is going to in the effort to conserve electricity usage. In August 2011 38 of 44 nuclear plants were shut down.

How Japan is coping in August 2011 with 38 of 44 nuclear plants shut down

07/29/2011

Japan and the adjustments in everyday life to an environment with less electricity. The efforts to conserve electricity are taken one step further in a country that is used to conserving electricity.

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