My concern is about nuclear power.
According to the process chart compiled by the government and Tokyo Electric Power Company, it takes 30 to 40 years from the accident to finish all the decommissioning work at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, and it will continue until around 2050.
Fuel debris is estimated to be 880 tons from reactor No. 1 to reactor No. 3, and it is a fact that the concrete route to extract everything has not been seen yet.
Nuclear fuel that has been melted down in the accident continues to generate heat, so it is necessary to inject water and cool the cores, and now contaminated water continues to be an occurrence.
These contaminated waters are purified and stored in huge tanks and stored at the site of the nuclear power plant. The amount is about 1.11 million tons. The number of tanks is about 1000.
As TEPCO is approaching the limit of adding more tanks on the site, how to make a final disposal is an urgent task.
In late February, it became clear from the Unit 2 reactor building that rainwater containing radioactive material had flowed into the sea through the drainage channel. Around May last year, TEPCO did not take sufficient measures and did not announce the leakage, although it was aware that the value in the drainage channel was higher than other survey points. Local fishermen, one by one, criticized the company for "hidden information" and so on, and this led to a situation where the relationship of trust was shaken.
Common sense is that radioactivity does not disappear after hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of years.
Japan is a country with many earthquakes and tsunamis.
I think there is the danger that nuclear power plants will collapse, so I think we should eliminate nuclear power plants.
That’s all.
