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Ibaraki won’t accept second-stage survey for nuclear waste site, governor says

By Info60 World Desk•Summary of reporting by The Japan Times•3h ago•0 views•
Ibaraki won’t accept second-stage survey for nuclear waste site, governor says
Ibaraki Gov. Kazuhiko Oigawa's announcement comes days after the mayor of Hitachiomiya expressed a willingness to accept the survey for his city.
Ibaraki Gov. Kazuhiko Oigawa's announcement comes days after the mayor of Hitachiomiya expressed a willingness to accept the survey for his city.
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