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Japanese governor says too soon for nuke restarts

By Mari Yamaguchi | October 16, 2014 - 2:46am

A Japanese governor said yesterday the country should not restart any nuclear plants until the cause of the Fukushima meltdown is fully understood and nearby communities have emergency plans that can effectively...

World

Japan moves closer to restarting nuclear reactors

By Mari Yamaguchi | July 8, 2013 - 1:31pm

Japan moved a step closer to restarting nuclear reactors Monday as four utility companies applied for safety inspections of 10 idled plants, the clearest sign of a return to atomic energy nearly two and a half years...

World