Japan’s nuclear crisis: The fine line between security and insecurity
Article Highlights
- Japan, particularly after the oil crises of the 1970s, has relied on nuclear power as a means of providing energy security.
- The national energy security the country has ensured, however, has also created other kinds of insecurity in terms of safety for its country.
- The world should evaluate the need for a nuclear energy future, and should not forget the dangers involved in this energy source.
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