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Japan Seeks Slow Nuclear Phase-Out
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Japan's nuclear power industry after the disaster at the Fukushima nuclear plant
04/26/2011
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Kan told a parlimentary inquiry in May 2012, that Japan should not use nuclear power. He said "the nuclear village," referring to nuclear power companies, bureaucrats and researchers, had hijacked Japan's nuclear policy and was trying to put Japan back on the same course. He cited the days following the accident when it got to the point where the evacuation of Tokyo was considered, getting to the "verge of national collapse."
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The July 2012 Report of the independent parliamentary panel in Japan on the Fukushima Nuclear Plant disaster
06/11/2010
The report says the accident was "a profoundly man-made disaster," and a disaster 'Made in Japan.' " It is sharply critical of TEPCO and the Japanese government response. A critical flaw is the location of the safety agency NISA inside the same ministry that promotes nuclear power, thus associating the agency with the 'nuclear bloc' in Japan and dangerously compromising its performance. The Japanese people have a growing skepticism that the nuclear industry will make the changes needed for safety.
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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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Washington Post 08/11/2015
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Japan Snaps Back With Less Power
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Quake in Japan Causes Costly Shift to Fossil Fuels
New York Times 08/19/2011
Wall Street Journal 09/10/2011
Japan Assesses Older Nuclear Plants
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Japanese public opinion shifts to a zero nuclear policy
08/22/2012
Only 11% of the Japanese public favor keeping nuclear energy at the current 20-25% level according to a August 2012 poll by the Asahi Shimbun daily paper. Of the other two options the complete phase out of nuclear energy by 2030 gets 43% support and keeping it at 15% gets 31% support. Japan is seeing large demonstrations for zero-nuclear policy.
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New York Times 12/02/2013
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New York Times 04/14/2015
Japan’s move to restart a nuclear reactor is a good decision - The Washington Post
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Wall Street Journal 08/22/2012
Japanâs Prime Minister Meets With Antinuclear Protesters
New York Times 08/22/2012
Japan Faces Costs of Closing Reactors
New York Times 08/29/2012
The Japanese government's efforts to restart nuclear plants and public opposition- 2012-2015
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Washington Post 08/11/2015
Japan’s move to restart a nuclear reactor is a good decision - The Washington Post
Washington Post 08/20/2015
Nuclear-Restart Plans Divide Japan
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The nuclear power industry in Asia in the wake of the Japanese disaster
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Emerging Economies Move Ahead With Nuclear Plans
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Design of G.E.'s Mark 1 Nuclear Reactors Shows Weaknesses
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Dozens of Reactors in Quake Zones
Wall Street Journal 03/19/2011
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