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Interview: Japan s decision to discharge nuclear contaminated water into sea unacceptable , says nuclear specialist - World News
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張倩燁專欄:福島排汙讓日本陷入雙重困境-新新聞
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Trust is as essential as water for the operation of a nuclear plant. The lack of faith in the Japanese government and the Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), the owner of the destroyed Fukushima Daiichi facility, is why there has been an outcry over plans to dump more than 1 million tonnes of treated fluid that had been contaminated off Japan's northeast coast. Authorities have the backing of some scientists and the watchdog International.
Nuclear tainted water a no-go
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14 April 2021
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Japan s Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) has today issued an administrative order to Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) preventing it from transporting nuclear fuel stored at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant or loading it into reactors. The order - issued in response to a series of security breaches at the site - will delay Tepco s planned restart of unit 7 at the plant in Niigata Prefecture.
Kashiwazaki-Kariwa (Image: Tepco)
On 27 January this year, Tepco notified the NRA that a contractor has accidently damaged intruder detection equipment at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa site. The company informed the regulator on 12 February that some of the functions related to this equipment had been repaired. However, at that time Tepco said it had found malfunctions in intruder detection equipment at 12 locations on the site and that alternative measures had been implemented. Tepco informed the NRA of three further locations experiencing equipment malfunctions over the follow