原発NO!のパブコメを Public Comment to Say No to the Nuclear Power Plants

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私は現在の原発利用自体にも反対で、使用期限超えの原発の稼働なんてもっての他です!繰り返しになりますが、再生可能エネルギーが火力発電と原発両方に取って代わるべきです。
過去のブログ記事「私の参院選争点#2」参照

1月20日まで、この件に関する意見をパブリックコメントに寄せることができます。相変わらず締切直前の告知ですみません・・・

この件に関してあまり詳しくない方は、国際環境NGOグリーンピースジャパンの記事が参考になります。
国際環境NGOグリーンピースジャパンの特集ページ リンク

今回のパブリックコメントの簡単な点は、個人情報を入力しなくても良い点かもしれません。40年越え原発の使用延長に反対する一言を書くだけで提出できます。
パブリックコメント提出先 リンク

澤藤さんのブログページ リンク

上原さんのツイッター リンク

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I’m against the current use of nuclear power plants itself, not to mention to extend the usage of old nuclear power plants! Again, renewable energies should replace both thermal and nuclear energies.
Link to my past blog post “My Ppints of Contention for the Upper House Election #2”

There’s a chance to raise your voice regarding this, as part of the public comment, until 20th January – sorry it’s a last minute notice as is often the case with my blog….
For those who are not familiar with this topic, you may refer this page by the International Environmental NGO Greenpeace Japan.
Link to the Greenpeace webpage

What is easy about the public comment this time may be that you don’t have to input any personal information. You can simply input one sentence against the prolonged use of nuclear power plants over 40 years.

Link to the public comment page

Having said that, today’s ‘time for that’

My mother told me that my hometown, Morioka was chosen as the second top of the 52 places to visit in 2023 by New York Times and apparently, there seems to be a bit of fuss about this in Morioka. I didn’t mean to introduce that particularly, but since Sawafuji-san, who inspired me to write a blog (though he doesn’t know), wrote about it, I also mention!

Link to Sawafuji-san’s blog

So, what I think is attractive about Morioka? Food is good. There’s a lot of nature. The air is clear. Even safer walking at night (though it’s one of a few good points of Japan in general). Summer night stroll after drinking in Morioka gives you especially comfortable feeling.

However, this person may tell you better about Morioka. Uehara-san is an ex-announcer of NHK, who loved Iwate so much that moved in, known by his very sentimental weather forecast announcements, elected as a prefectural assembly member.

Link to Uehara-san’s Twitter

His photos sometimes surprised me that such attractive city Morioka looked. I also support his political activities.

I also looked up some Morioka photos to share, but couldn’t really find good ones… just inserted one that taken in Iwate prefectural art museum in Morioka above.