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A TEUTONIC PARADIGM SHIFT: WILL THE FUKUSHIMA DISASTER AND THE MERKEL GOVERNMENT LEAD EUROPE TO A NON-NUCLEAR FUTURE?

机译：构造范式转移：福岛灾难和默克尔政府会领导欧洲走向无核未来吗？

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It often requires a disaster before the arguments against nuclear power shift from the concern over storage of uranium-based waste to a discussion regarding the baseline, everyday operational safety of nuclear plants. As of 2009, Europe had 165 operational nuclear plants. In 2010, the year before the Fukushima disaster, Chancellor Angela Merkel decided to re-new her nation's seventeen nuclear reactors. She was not unopposed as this initiative ran counter to the philosophy and policy of the previous government, the Social Democrat Green coalition of Chancellor Gerhard Schroder. It now it appears as if the government of Chancellor Merkel may lead some European nations to permanently decommission their reactors.
机译：在反对核电的论点从对基于铀的废物的存储的关注转移到有关核电厂的基准，日常运行安全的讨论之前，这通常需要一场灾难。截至2009年，欧洲有165座正在运行的核电站。福岛灾难发生的前一年，2010年，总理安格拉·默克尔（Angela Merkel）决定更新该国的17座核反应堆。她并非没有遭到反对，因为该倡议与上届政府，总理格哈德·施罗德（Gerhard Schroder）的社会民主党绿色联盟的理念和政策背道而驰。现在看来，默克尔总理的政府可能会领导一些欧洲国家永久关闭其反应堆的运行。

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