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  1. Japan is grappling with nuclear issues, including meltdowns at TEPCO facilities in Fukushima and considering island storage for spent fuel.
  2. Japan is pursuing nuclear energy expansion and seeking a permanent disposal site for spent fuel, led by Takaichi.

ALPS reduced radioactive material concentration in Tokyo on August 1, 2026.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 1
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ALPS reduced radioactive material concentration in Tokyo on August 1, 2026.

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Japan is pursuing nuclear energy expansion and seeking a permanent disposal site for spent fuel, led by Takaichi. All 1 developments

Within Japan is grappling with nuclear issues, including meltdowns at TEPCO facilities in Fukushima and considering island storage for spent fuel.

The entities involved

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