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Turkey's Energy Minister Taner Yildiz told Turkish TV stations on Monday that the government plans to go ahead with building two nuclear power plants, seeking to reassure viewers that Turkey—home to two major earthquake faults—would not be at risk of the safety failures Japan's Fujishima plant is experiencing.
Turkey Debates Nuclear Plans Marc Champion in Istanbul 2011
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Plus notes and commentary, a message from creator Kosuke Fujishima, and your letters!
Dark Horse Title Shipping in December | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009
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TOKYO—The Japanese government stepped up its direct control of efforts to contain the nation's unfolding nuclear crisis, amid growing tensions with the Fujishima Daiichi plant's embattled operator.
Tokyo Lifts Reins From Its Utility In Crisis Andrew Morse 2011
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The utility admitted in 2002 that it had falsified the results of safety tests 10 years earlier on the containment vessel of the No. 1 reactor at Fujishima Daiichi, which is now one of three reactors that workers are struggling to keep from overheating.
Tokyo Lifts Reins From Its Utility In Crisis Andrew Morse 2011
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In 2009 Tepco told the government it had designed the Fujishima Daiichi facility against a radiation spill "with even a large earthquake."
Tokyo Lifts Reins From Its Utility In Crisis Andrew Morse 2011
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The new rule is designed to encourage a new generation of executives to proudly accept big pay, Fujishima says.
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Solar water splitting was first demonstrated by Fujishima and Honda (1972) in the early 1970s, but there have been _lots_ of other efforts since; see Bolton (1996), Lewis (1995), or Bard & Fox (1995) for some overviews.
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In their seminal 1972 paper on photochemical water splitting, Fujishima and Honda didn't even cite any of the earlier, sporadic reports of semiconductor photoactivity, probably because they simply didn't know about them.
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The new rule is designed to encourage a new generation of executives to proudly accept big pay, Fujishima says.
News On Japan 2010
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The new rule is designed to encourage a new generation of executives to proudly accept big pay, Fujishima says.
Long Island Press 2010
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