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by Prickle
1032 days ago
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To be fair, TEPCO is completely and absolutely untrustworthy. There is evidence of severe miss-management, as well as 2 cases where they deliberately ignored safety warning from government agencies. As a Japanese citizen, I would feel safer seeing the TEPCO corporation dismantled, and it's leadership behind bars. But the courts declared them not guilty. A late addition, but I should also add info about Onagawa Nuclear Powerplant. It survived the exact same disaster with no melt down, only because the manager staunchly refused to back down on constant safety training and disaster drills. Of course, to the frustration and chagrin of upper management. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onagawa_Nuclear_Power_Plant |
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and also
https://www.meti.go.jp/english/earthquake/nuclear/decommissi...
They seems to be more willing to put money on propaganda instead of actually dealing with the problem. Just check the page 7.
- Discharge into the sea: 3.4 billion yen
- Vapor release: 34.9 billion yen
- Hydrogen release: 100 billion yen
- Underground burial: 243.1 billion yen
And for propaganda, 70 billion yen