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Fifteen years after Fukushima, is Japan right to restart its reactors?

The 2011 Fukushima meltdown was a nightmare that all but shut down Japan’s nuclear power industry. But things change, and the country has now restarted the world’s largest nuclear power plant over the objections of neighbors who fear another calamity.

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Japan's TEPCO restarts nuclear reactor for the first time since Fukushima

Nuclear reactor owned by Fukushima plant operator TEPCO suspends hours-old restart

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15 years after Fukushima, a big nuclear plant is back online

Japan has flipped the switch on the world's biggest nuclear power plant again, and the move is stirring up old fears, along ...

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TEPCO targets $20 billion cost cuts as Fukushima risks force strategic reset

Japan's largest utility is overhauling its business plan to fund Fukushima decommissioning through deep cost cuts, asset ...

The Japan Times

Fukushima employment subsidy falls short in encouraging resettlement

While a government program has played a role in facilitating people moving to the area, it does not require them to live ...

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