Nuclear fuel materials in Japan

Nuclear fuel materials in Japan

Photo taken Feb. 13, 2018, shows uranium compounds kept at a research facility in Miyagi Prefecture, northeastern Japan. The country has given up an idea to collect nuclear fuel materials and store them at a facility of the Japan Atomic Energy Agency, sources close to the matter said March 3. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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