Society A labyrinth called the nuclear fuel cycle / Yoshitaka Yamamoto

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Society
[Introduction]
Nuclear power generation, nationalism, nuclear garbage.
The "Nuclear Fuel Cycle," which can be called a shameful part of Japan's energy policy, was born out of the confluence of water veins such as the pre-war national power management system and the Cold War illusion of nuclear weapons weapons. It was the very essence of "nuclear nationalism."
This book reveals this negative history in detail and discusses the necessity and necessity of abandoning nuclear power.
The foundation of historical understanding to break away from nuclear power, which is the greatest risk and burden for Japan as an earthquake-prone country, and the rationale for integrating the consciousness of "anti-nuclear weapons" not only with anti-nuclear weapons.
Contents
Contents
Some Proverbs -- With Foreword,
Introduction, Overview of History and Issues
Chapter 1 : Modern Japan's Science and Technology and Military
Chapter 2 : Post-War Japan's Nuclear Development
Chapter 3 : Stagnant Period and After the Accident
Chapter 4 : Nuclear Fuel Cycle
With Nuclear Garbage and Nuclear Armament
References / Index