日本首相呼籲減少依賴核電
Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda says the country should reduce its reliance on nuclear power "as much as possible" in the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster.
In his first policy speech to parliament Tuesday, Mr. Noda promised to restart dozens of nuclear plants across Japan that had been shut down for safety checks since the Fukushima disaster in March.
But the new prime minister pledged to review the country's energy policy in the coming months, telling lawmakers Japan should explore new sources of sustainable energy.日本首相野田佳彥說，日本在看到福島核電站災難的後果後，應“儘可能”減少對核能的依賴。
野田佳彥星期二(9月13日)在向議會發表自己第一份施政報告時承諾，將重新啓動日本各地幾十座核電站。這些核電站在3月福島核災難發生後關閉，以便檢查安全情況。
但這位上臺不久的首相向議會承諾，將在未來幾個月內檢討日本能源政策，並說日本應探索新的可持續能源。
