> but some other Japanese were who raised the issue. Only few. Most of the politicians and industry had no complaints. Protest movements were largely not exist

> but some other Japanese were who raised the issue. Only few. Most of the politicians and industry had no complaints. Protest movements were largely not existing. The general corruption in the nuclear&political&industrial complex is known. > And any new reactors, breeders or not, are by default safer than anything else we have currently running, coal or not. Because we have improved standards and technology. That's not the case. Many principal problems of breeders are not solved. For example the need for very problematic fuel processing plants. > Finally, the whole problem of cost is that it neglects the cost of health harm. Factor that in and it becomes irrelevant what kind of reactor, because all are better than other forms of power generation. I don't think that's the case. See the extreme costs of nuclear power plants in the UK.