A Japanese court refuses a lawsuit to stop the operation of a nuclear reactor in the west of the country
A Japanese court rejected a lawsuit calling for a nuclear reactor operating by & quot; Chikoku Electric Power & quot; In the west of the country.
& nbsp; Today & quot;. It is affiliated with the Ikata Nuclear Energy Station, on a narrow peninsula in the province of Ehmeh, and he had resumed work in 2016 after passing strict safety tests imposed by the Japanese Nuclear Regulatory Authority, after the Fukushima disaster in 2011 that caused a large -scale nuclear crisis. A person, among them 38 survivors of the atomic bombing that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Safety.
& nbsp; She defended her position, noting that her evaluation is based on governmental estimates of the maximum possible earthquake, and that the possibility of a massive volcanic eruption that remains & quot; very weak & quot;
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