TEPCO ex-chair at time of Fukushima nuclear disaster dies at 84 while on trial over responsibility
Former TEPCO Chair's Legacy Continues Amid Legal Drama
Tsunehisa Katsumata, who once led TEPCO during the Fukushima crisis, has passed away at 84 while facing ongoing trials for his role in the disaster. His leadership during the meltdown and subsequent legal battles highlight the complexities of corporate accountability.
Fukushima Disaster: A Decade of Controversy and Challenges
The triple meltdowns in 2011 changed Japan forever, sparking lawsuits and a push for accountability that continues today. Despite being acquitted in lower courts, Katsumata's legal saga remains unresolved as it heads to the Supreme Court.
Impact on Fukushima Residents: A Community's Fight for Justice
Nearly 6,000 residents took action against TEPCO executives, alleging negligence that led to tragic consequences during evacuations. Their struggle reflects a larger fight for justice and safety in nuclear energy management.
What's Next for Fukushima? Decommissioning in Slow Motion
Over a decade post-disaster, TEPCO is still trying to safely decommission the plant. They’re now working with advanced tech, like remote-controlled robots, to tackle the daunting task of removing tons of melted fuel debris.
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