Add to ORKG資料As a result of investigating cause and effect of accidents or natural disasters, the authorities concerned would introduce new regulations. It is desirable that the person in authority should negotiate with the parties concerned on the regulation. After following accidents and natural disasters, three negotiations were made between the person in authority and the Kinki University Atomic Energy Research Institute. （１） The accident at Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in 1979. （２） The crash near a nuclear power plant in Ehime prefecture in 1988. （３） The Great Hanshin Earthquake in 1995.The documents of the negotiations are described. They discuss ways of building up better relationships between the authorities and the parties concerned
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The Fukushima accident in March 2011 calls for the reassessment of the nuclear regime in Japan, espe...
The extensive material about the origin and deepening up to turning into a disaster and the eliminat...
Until 2011, there are fifty four nuclear power plants in Japan, which is a third of the total genera...
As a result of investigating cause and effect of accidents or natural disasters, the authorities con...
Nuclear power once promised to be cheap, clean, semi-homemade, and abundant and economic energy sour...
On 11 March, 2011 a magnitude 9.0 earthquake struck off the North-eastern coast of the Japanese main...
The first section of this note focuses on the IAEA\u27s role in the existing network of internationa...
The construction of nuclear power plants is a major step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions c...
International audienceAfter the Three Mile Island accident in 1979 and the Chernobyl accident in 198...
The global future deployment of advanced nuclear reactors for electricity generation depends prima...
This paper provides a descriptive account of significant events in the accident at the Three Mile Is...
Although it is physically impossible for any nuclear power plant to explode like an atom bomb, an ac...
The utilization of nuclear power development and applications as a reliable source for energy produc...
Nuclear safety governance should move towards a more robust regime including elements of internation...
The paper considers health risk of Japanese population and neighboring countries being the consequ...
The Fukushima accident in March 2011 calls for the reassessment of the nuclear regime in Japan, espe...
The extensive material about the origin and deepening up to turning into a disaster and the eliminat...
Until 2011, there are fifty four nuclear power plants in Japan, which is a third of the total genera...