The Rokkasho test: Has Japan learned the lessons of Fukushima
The Rokkasho test: Has Japan learned the lessons of Fukushima
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六所所试验：日本吸取了福岛事故的教训吗
DOI：
10.1080/00963402.2016.1170398
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发表时间：
2016
影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
Tadahiro Katsura
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作者：
Tadahiro Katsuta;Tadahiro Katsura
在2011年3月的福岛灾难之后，日本政府制定了关于核能和核再处理（即乏燃料回收）的新法规。新的合规审查程序填补了一些安全漏洞，值得赞扬，如果六所村后处理厂的所有者采取适当措施，并根据新的要求按预期运行该设施，该厂的安全肯定会得到改善。然而，新的审查程序迄今尚未解决潜在的风险，除非政府处理这些问题，否则将无法确保最大的安全性。
After the Fukushima disaster of March 2011, the government of Japan created new regulations for nuclear power and nuclear reprocessing (i.e. the recycling of spent fuel). The new compliance review process deserves credit for closing some safety gaps, and if the owners of the Rokkasho reprocessing plant, a major facility under construction for more than two decades now, implement adequate measures and operate the facility as expected based on the new requirements, the plant’s safety could certainly improve. However, potential risks have thus far gone unaddressed by the new review process, and unless the government deals with these problems, it will not be able to ensure maximum safety.