Tsai Ing-wen Again

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Nuclear Power: Viable energy or not after the Japanese disaster?

[color=#FF0000]Moderator Note[/color]: Post split from [url=http://tw.forumosa.com/t/current-news-and-info-on-post-quake-nuclear-problems/63631/16 And another good argument against the building of nuclear power plants…

Taiwan's Nuclear Problems

In the Chinese-language media, there are many ominous warnings about Taiwan’s fourth home-grown nuclear power plant. Things like how the contractors hired out to build the infrastructure of the plant cut corners and didn’t know anything about actually building a nuclear power plant. Things like how one of the businessmen who profited from the construction of the plant confessed to never thinking the government would actually try to operate the power plant. Things like how storage of nuclear wast…

Huge Anti Nuclear Power Demonstration/Protest In Taipei Tomorrow

There is going to be a big anti-nuclear demonstration on Saturday. I saw a long line of buses lining up at the gas-station in Louzou this evening. I am not sure, but if they were getting ready to pick up and carry demonstrators from around the island, then this is going to be huge. More than 50,000 people are expected to participate, but the TV broadcast was filled with this topic the past week, so this might be much bigger.

Taiwan nuclear power

Taiwan’s government is committed to phasing out the use of nuclear power by 2025 and replacing it with renewable energy, so that renewable energy will account for 20 percent of the country’s energy mix. Fossil fuels will continue to account for the other 80 percent. [Nuclear power generator to be decommissioned early]

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