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Japan Plans to Replace Up to 14 Nuclear Reactors by 2050

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Japan's government is making long-term plans for replacing up to a dozen nuclear reactors by 2050, to secure its electricity supply, with two to five of these to be rebuilt by the 2040s, the country's economy ministry said today.

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Japan Plans to Replace Up to 14 Nuclear Reactors by 2050

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