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Fukushima Six Years Later
Fears from Fukushima has had significant international impacts (eg, Germany, Taiwan, S. Korea)
Public acceptance of nuclear main issue for climate change and environment
Soil clean-up and tritiated water retention reinforced irrational fears
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Nuclear on the decline
Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy, 2015
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At Risk Under Construction/PlannedSource & Methods: EP Energy Progress Assessment, 2017. Plant-specific rankings based on economic and energy trend analysis, political and societal assessment, and expert elicitations. Longer methodology discussion can be found at environmentalprogress.org/research Last updated March 2, 2017. Email [email protected] for more information.
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Under Construction
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World could lose up to 2x more nuclear than it gains by 2030
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Fukushima Six Years Later
Arrogant overconfidence that Japan immune from nuclear accident
Little to no accident preparedness
Fear of alarming public near plant behind lack of preparedness
Pre-Fukushima public education focused on avoidance of accident not benign nature of low-dose radiation
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