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May 31 2011 Japanese Addiction Posted by Barnes Bierck at 10:44 AM Rural areas in Japan were basically bought off to allow nuclear power plants in their back yards. It’s difficult to explain otherwise how Japan would go nuclear after WWII. Related posts: WikiLeaks Cables Reveal Previous Concerns Re Japanese Reactors I suppose one part of the problem is inertia. Once... Japanese Earthquake Highlights Nuclear Power Costs They are evacuating people near one of the Japanese nuclear... Anti-Nuclear Protests Follow Japanese Tsunami Tumult That didn’t take long. Demonstrators in Germany came out in... ADVERTISEMENT
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