Is Nuclear Energy Good for Japan?

The video discusses Japan's need for nuclear power for energy security, economic stability, and climate change mitigation. It highlights the challenges in restarting nuclear plants, including procedural hurdles and public perception issues post-Fukushima. The Japanese government is working to rebuild trust and promote nuclear energy's benefits. Globally, the nuclear industry faces challenges but continues to grow, with numerous plants under construction.

Why does Japan need nuclear power according to the discussion?

• To increase tourism

• For energy security and economic stability

• For agricultural development

• To reduce unemployment rates

What is a major procedural step before nuclear plants can be restarted in Japan?

• Approval from international bodies

• Community and prefectural government sign-off

• Approval from the United Nations

• Completion of new construction

What is the expected number of reactors online by the end of the year?

• 5 reactors

• 15 reactors

• 11 reactors

• 20 reactors

How does the public perception of nuclear power in Japan compare to coal energy in China?

• Nuclear power is perceived as more dangerous

• Both are seen as equally risky

• Nuclear power is seen as safer than coal

• Coal energy is perceived as less risky

What is the current global state of the nuclear industry?

• It is growing without any challenges

• It is declining rapidly

• It is facing challenges but still active

• It is stagnant