I put here the interesting paragraph of this article. The JCER report is also interesting to get the details of what this number includes over a 40 years plan [

I put here the interesting paragraph of this article. The JCER report is also interesting to get the details of what this number includes over a 40 years plan [0]. "Completely cleaning up and taking apart the plant could take a generation or more, and comes with a hefty price tag. In 2016 the government increased its cost estimate to about $75.7 billion, part of the overall Fukushima disaster price tag of $202.5 billion. The Japan Center for Economic Research, a private think tank, said the cleanup costs could mount to some $470 billion to $660 billion, however." 0: https://www.jcer.or.jp/english/accident-cleanup-costs-rising-to-35-80-trillion-yen-in-40-years https://www.jcer.or.jp/english/accident-cleanup-costs-rising...