Japan's Bold Move: Restarting the Nuclear Power Plant Most Affected by the 2011 Earthquake

In a significant development, Japan has announced plans to restart its nuclear power plant that is closest to the site of the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami. This major policy shift reflects the nation’s urgent need to secure stable energy supplies amid rising global energy prices and the ongoing challenge of climate change. The decision serves as a pivotal moment in Japan's energy policy, which has evolved considerably since the catastrophic Fukushima disaster over a decade ago.

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