 unknown There's nothing like an earthquake to ring in the New Year. That thought crossed the minds of many Tokyoites on Jan. 1 as a magnitude 7.0 trembler shook us out of our holiday slumber. . . TAGGED: Fukushima, energy outlook, nuclear energy, Japanese energy policy, Japan, BloombergRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| Nothing can undo the tragedy of the March 11 tsunami that killed at least 16,000 people in northeast Japan — the final tally is still uncertain — and wreaked havoc that will cost more than a quarter of a trillion dollars... more ›› |
| The Fukushima nuclear crisis changed the national debate over energy policy almost overnight.By shattering the government's long-pitched safety myth about nuclear power, the crisis dramatically raised public awareness about... more ›› |
| The first comprehensive report on Japan's Fukushima nuclear crisis is 507 pages of the most sobering reading of the year.The verdict by a government-appointed panel: Disarray among regulators, dismal safety preparations,... more ›› |
| Regarding the Jan. 3 front-page article "Fukushima meltdowns set nuclear energy debate on its ear": Nuclear power isn't the problem. The problem is with the reactors we've been using to produce it. If the reactors at the... more ›› |
| The year 2012 has opened with news that Fukushima’s radioactive cloud may already have killed some 14,000 Americans, according to a major study
just published in the International Journal of Health Services. . . more ›› |
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