Why Japan wants more nuclear power after the Fukushima disaster | ABC News
Japan to increase nuclear power as new crises overshadow fears of Fukushima repeat
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TO THE PRIME MINISTER OF JAPAN: Petition to freeze the operation of the Rokkasho Nuclear Reprocessing Plant in order to stop the radioactive contamination of the ocean and air: Download PDF version (204 KB MB)
Press Release / Briefing Paper 9 May 2014 Contact: Aileen Mioko Smith cell: +81-90-3620-9251 email: amsmith@gol.com Will Japan Restart Nuclear Power Yet Again Ignoring Danger of Earthquakes? Osaka High Court Hands Down Verdict on Ohi Injunction Lawsuit Case, Reneges on Judicial Responsibility —Rules In Favor of Kansai Electric Japan—The Osaka High Court handed down a verdict today at 14:00 in favor of the defendant, Kansai Electric, in an appeals case brought by 253 citizens seeking an injunction to stop restart of the Ohi Units 3 and 4 nuclear reactors located along Wakasa Bay in Fukui Prefecture and owned and operated by the utility. Plaintiffs were from the central Japan…
October 31, 2011 Opposing Japan-Vietnam Nuclear Cooperation Agreement in Promotion of Nuclear Export ~What must be exported instead is learning from Fukushima experience and not life-threatening nuclear power plants~ While Fukushima nuclear accident is yet to be brought under control, the fallout of radioactive material continues to contaminate the earth, nature and sea of Japan. Countless number of people including those in Fukushima is suffering from the crisis and devastation of their lives. And yet, the causes of the accident have not been fully investigated. At the moment, Japan-Vietnam nuclear cooperation agreement is being signed to take another steps further to promote Japan’s nuclear export. Presently in Vietnam, Japanese taxpayer-funded…
Secret Plutonium Shipment Exposes Failure of Non Proliferation and Security Policy in Advance of Nuclear Security Summit and the Threat from Japanese Stockpiling Program Armed British transport ships expected to arrive Tokai port Sunday March 18th 2016 Tokyo…A shipment of weapons-grade plutonium scheduled to depart the port of Tokai, Ibaraki prefecture this coming weekend highlights the failure, but also the proliferation risks, of the current Japanese nuclear policy, a coalition of five non-governmental organizations warned today. A cargo of 331kg of plutonium will be loaded on to the Pacific Egret, an armed British nuclear transport ship, prior to departure under armed escort to the United States. It will be the largest…
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