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Nuke-Free Germany Isn't Exactly Nuke-Free
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Germany's decision to phase out nuclear energy
09/06/2010
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Germany Agrees to Extend Life of Nuclear Plants
New York Times 09/06/2010
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Nuke-Free Germany Isn't Exactly Nuke-Free
BusinessWeek 09/28/2011
Public opinion in Germany and nuclear energy
09/06/2010
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New York Times 09/06/2010
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Roots of Germanyâs Nuclear Turnabout â Memo From Berlin
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BusinessWeek 09/28/2011
Japan's Ex-Premier, Naoto Kan, Condemns Nuclear Power
New York Times 05/28/2012
Panel Urges Germany to Close Nuclear Plants by 2021
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Storage of spent radioactive fuel rods at the Fukushima nuclear plant
03/17/2011
The TEPCO nuclear plant in Fukushima, like nuclear plants in the U.S., stored radioactive spent nuclear fuel rods at the plant. China stores the rods at a remote location in its western Gansu region. Germany stores them at a separate location. These rods contain a greater portion of all the radioactive material, more than the nuclear reactor core. This has become a big part of the problem at Fukushima.
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Greater Danger Lies in Spent Fuel Than in Reactors
New York Times 03/17/2011
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Japan Passes Law Supporting Tepco
New York Times 08/03/2011
Nuke-Free Germany Isn't Exactly Nuke-Free
BusinessWeek 09/28/2011
Tepco Gets Bailout, but Cedes Power
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Report blasts Japan’s preparation for, response to Fukushima disaster - The Washington Post
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The nuclear power industry in Germany following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan
09/06/2010
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New York Times 09/06/2010
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In Germany, Merkelâs Party Faces Historic Election Losses After Shift in Nuclear Stance
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Japan Crisis Dims Nuclear Plans
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Gazprom and Germany's decision to phase out nuclear energy
05/11/2011
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German U-turn Won't Change Gazprom's Direction
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Wall Street Journal 06/10/2011
Wall Street Journal 08/31/2011
Flow Starts in Gas Pipeline From Russia to Germany
New York Times 09/06/2011
Nuke-Free Germany Isn't Exactly Nuke-Free
BusinessWeek 09/28/2011
Safety record and maintenance practices at the Fukushima nuclear plant
06/11/2010
A Wall Street Journal analysis of the safety record of this plant with a 1970's design nuclear reactors. The safety record is worse than other plants in Japan, the analysis shows. Experts say the maintenance practices at the plant contributed to the meltdown of the nuclear reactors, as the spent fuel was removed from the nuclear vessel during maintenance. In the U.S. the spent fuel is kept inside the reactor vessel for maintenance, to give extra protection. See practices for storing spent fuel rods of China and Germany, which differ from Japan and US practice.
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Officials Expect 'Ups and Downs' in Reactor Fight
Wall Street Journal 03/21/2011
Fukushima Plant Warnings Went Unheeded
New York Times 03/21/2011
Japan Ignored Warning of Nuclear Vulnerability
Wall Street Journal 03/23/2011
Nuclear Plants Fail to Report Defects, Report Says
Wall Street Journal 03/24/2011
The impact of Germany's decision to phase out nuclear energy on green goals
09/06/2010
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Painful Past Plagues German Greens
Wall Street Journal 09/18/2013
Germany Agrees to Extend Life of Nuclear Plants
New York Times 09/06/2010
Missing Its Own Goals, Germany Renews Effort to Cut Carbon Emissions
New York Times 12/03/2014
German Nuclear Exit Hurts Merkel's Green-Energy Goal
Wall Street Journal 06/15/2011
Greens Gain in Germany, and the World Takes Notice
New York Times 09/01/2011
Nuke-Free Germany Isn't Exactly Nuke-Free
BusinessWeek 09/28/2011
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