Japan's energy crisis

Japan's energy crisis also an opportunity

As Japan loses confidence in nuclear energy after the Fukushima Daiichi plant meltdowns in March, the challenge is to find a new energy policy.

The March 11 earthquake and ensuing nuclear crisis in Japan has given rise to a strong anti-nuclear sentiment in the country, which is understandable given the scale of the tragedy and its lingering effects. But the tricky part is finding a better way to meet the country’s energy needs.

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