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    japan123

    @Rick kisa

    Abe seems to believe promoting nuke energy is the only way industry and economy can develop which is not entirely right....

    Spot-on man! Question: what is LDP's energy strategy n policy that guides PM's actions. People (and the rest of the world) are looking for sustainable energy policies and strategies that deliver safe, less costly, clean, environmentally friendly energy. From all accounts since the fukushima fall-out, nuke energy is not safe, clean and cheap! Less than one week in power and Abe, still living in the past, has said nothing but only talking about restarts and building new nuke plants, amazing how some of these so-called leaders behave when elected. Does Abe know that a campaign to save energy alone would be equivalent to building 2 expensive nuke reactors....?????

    Posted in: Fireproofing said to be inadequate at many nuclear reactors

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    japan123

    I hope the local displaced people will be given a chance to speak their views on the issue......I conference participants will also visit the no.4 reactor, rumoured to be exploding anytime.

    Posted in: Japan to host nuclear safety conference in Fukushima Pref

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    japan123

    No abnormalities have been recorded on instruments at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant’s six reactors,” a TEPCO spokesman said.

    I wish you could announce permanent closer of those nuke plants...

    Posted in: All tsunami warnings lifted after M7.3 quake hits northeast Japan

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    japan123

    Can you imagine this nuke electricity thing was once sold as clean, sustainable, cheap, blah blah blah! Only one nuke site and the whole country is on its knees! how about if it were about 4 sites set ablaze by a terrorist gang? What would happen? where would people go to on this small island? Theres urgent need for leadership on this nuke energy thing

    Posted in: TEPCO struggling to find somewhere to store contaminated water

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    Japan’s new nuclear regulator will impose tighter safety standards for atomic plants, taking account of geological data in the earthquake-prone country, its head says.

    They get it wrong again. The major threats to Japanese nuke plants are four: earthquakes, typhoons, tsunami/floods and possible terrorism. In addition to ensuring the highest safety measures considering each of these individually, the best safety scenario mapping measures should consider when at least 3 catastrophes happen at the same time. The fukushima scandal did not only involve earthquake.

    Posted in: New nuclear regulator to impose tighter safety standards

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    japan123

    Japan to complete 3 new reactors despite no-nuclear policy

    See? It is only the people and not the politicians, who will save Japan and its people from going to waste! What the gvt is saying is something like 'you can do n say what you want, we shall force nuclear everything down your throats. After all in case of accident, we shall still tell you nobody is responsible!'. Why are politicians so adamant and behave as if they are the last human beings to live in Japan? why? why?

    Posted in: Japan to complete 3 new reactors despite no-nuclear policy

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    japan123

    Gov't aims to abandon nuclear power by 2030s

    Don't be deceived and let down your guard! With governments changing every six months, it is the people such as those demonstrating outside noda's residence, NOT the politicians that will force quit of nuclear energy. At this rate, you will be surprised that the people can effect this even before 2030 if they so wish, even if governments change!!!!

    Posted in: Gov't aims to abandon nuclear power by 2030s

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    japan123

    At this rate and if every company can do its part, soon the dirty, scary, unsafe, unsustainable nuclear energy will be a thing of the past, shunned by majority. Companies such as coca cola will be the partners of choice in sustainable development and their businesses will grow a thousand fold. No wonder coca cola is among the best brands in the world!!!

    Posted in: Coca-Cola provides grants for solar generating facilities to schools in Fukushima town

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    japan123

    Any nuclear business should put security first ahead of profits, which is basics in business management and sustainability. Unfortunately, the japan elite think they will always do it their way by conniving with nuclear village and a few other pro-nuclear crooks. Before the issues related to the affected nuke plants such as continuing spew of dangerous radiation into the atmosphere and food chain, together with nuclear waste storage are resolved; before the people affected by the fukushima nuclear fallout are resettled and compensated; before a non-political nuclear safety and regulation body is set up; and before a bankable nuclear policy is put into place, the politicians go over-drive, devilishly eager to cash in on the hot summer months, to restart the Oi reactors, with a view of building on that to restart remaining others. The unusually hot summer months let the pro-nuke crooks down when it was clear Japan can do without the nuke plants! You can deceive the people most of the time but not all the time. If people can demonstrate weekly in hot months such as July and August, one does not need to be told the days for nuclear electricity are coming to a close...

    Posted in: Public pressure forces gov't to consider phasing out nuclear power

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    @Yubaru

    I wouldnt let this government take care of my pet goldfish let alone have them control the nuclear power plants in this country. Let the IEAE control and regulate them. That would be a step in the right direction.

    It is obvious you seem not to know the governance of IAEA...It is only you who expects anything constructive from there.....

    Posted in: Nagasaki marks A-bomb anniversary with call for nuclear-free Japan

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    japan123

    The real news in the video is what has been left out

    Posted in: Kan slams TEPCO over nuclear crisis video footage

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    japan123

    The problem is that the nuclear village profit-minded crooks, some politicians and nuke electricity supporters may not have been affected in any way by the fukushima disaster and the nuclear bombs. So, words from nuclear bomb survivors just fall on deaf ears.

    Posted in: Nagasaki marks A-bomb anniversary with call for nuclear-free Japan

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    japan123

    But Noda defended his decision to resume nuclear power, telling a television interview: “We made a political decision after carrying out strict stress tests and getting through procedures in the safety committee and agency.”

    if noda thinks all is well and safe, then why not sign a safety and comfort contract with the people such that if anything goes wrong, he is hanged or locked up together with his nuclear village crooks, operators, hangers-on and cheer leaders? I think the problem in this whole japan mess is accountability. Apparently, any bribed politician can now come from nowhere without any knowledge of how NPPs work and declare openly on television that the reactors are safe...and goes away with it when things go wrong..You cannot guarantee safety when all NPPS are sitting on unpredictable immense life-threatening earthquakes. You only need to look at the kanto 1923 earthquake to know that even without a tsunami, theres no NPP that could withstand such earthquake. something is terribly wrong, and I doubt peaceful demos are enough....

    Posted in: Massive anti-nuclear power rally held in Tokyo

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    japan123

    My worry is the earthquake in Niigata, where there are nuclear plants knowingly built on faulty lines and with poor safety and security record.

    Posted in: Quakes jolt Nagano, Niigata prefectures

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    japan123

    No. 3 nuclear reactor at Oi plant back to full capacity

    So what? No impact I must say! Summer will soon end and Japan is relatively coping well without your nuke electricty! At least it is not in the interest of the people!

    Posted in: No. 3 nuclear reactor at Oi plant back to full capacity

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    japan123

    Star-vikingJUL. 02, 2012 - 07:13AM JST

    Some details please.

    Are yu from the grave? Rick kisa does not need to tell you that numerous hotsports are in Tokyo and the Fukushima nuclear radiation still goes on. Recently there was unprecedented spike of radiation at the plant due to faulty everthing!

    VespertoJUL. 02, 2012 - 10:17AM JST

    Are you the one who kept spamming that Germany saved itself by having a gazillion solar plannels and now is totally green?

    It is not only Rick Kisa talking about germany. This is common knowledge and if Japan wants to learn, it can do so. Somebody mentioned that wind energy requires a lot of land, which is laughable. Netherlands depends on wind energy yet it is a very small country. How about turning the waste land near Fukushima into a renewable energy park by building wind mills?

    Posted in: Anti-Oi protest

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    japan123

    I think the main problem with nuclear restarts is accountability. All pro-nuke opinion leaders know that when things go bad, it will be a matter of announcing that nobody knew that such an accident will happen.....and everything will be back to normal the next day. The dead and mimed due to the accident will be forgotten as efforts will be shifted to restarts or building new nuclear reactors.

    The situation would be different if say opinion leaders who declare restarts sign a letter of confort with the people such that in case of problems, they are held accountable, locked up or punished. This way, these people will think twice before blindly declaring safety and restarts. A politician losing the next election partly because he ordered restarts is not good enough punishment if you consider the effects of a nuclear fallout due to a hurried careless restarts. It is clear that Japan's earthquakes would not make it best location for nuclear plants, and if there was a will, Japan would be ahead with renewables.

    Posted in: Tens of thousands protest Japan nuclear restart

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    japan123

    Watch out for Diarrhoea! I hear that if a man/boy does sex with a woman twice his age or more, you will develop incurable diarrhoea until specialist doctors intervene!

    Posted in: More women in their 40s dating younger men

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    japan123

    @JaneM Jun. 27, 2012 - 03:23PM JST

    Which doesn’t make your implying the connection meaningful. I wish you were more objective and stopped interpreting the facts to your convenience.

    This is a case where people do not think before writing. What is clear is that we did not have such hot spots before Fukushima. You seem to be the only person who does not know that the plants at Fukushima still spew radio active material into the atmosphere! Also Rick Kisa has not said that hot spots are because of Fukushima. S/he only worries, as everybody does, about the uncleared backlog of radiation that still lingers and which is common knowledge. Your comment clearly seems misplaced and uninformed.

    Posted in: No. 3 reactor at Oi expected to reactivated on July 1

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    japan123

    Noda has become a vocal advocate of nuclear power being brought back into the energy mix for resource-poor but electricity-hungry Japan.

    Wrong. Japan is rich in renewable energy resources if there is will and leadership to develop these resources. People are realizing too late that after all Noda is in bed with the nuclear village and is no a lesser evil than his predecessor.

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