Figuring out who to bill for the costs can come later,” Economics Minister Akira Amari told a news conference.Ĭhief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a separate news conference that the government would spend a total of 47 billion yen ($473.05 million), including 21 billion yen in emergency reserve funds from this year’s budget. “This is a matter of public safety, so the country has to take the lead on this issue and respond as quickly as possible. The ultimate fate of the plant’s operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco), also remains unclear, as does the question of who will eventually foot the bill - Japanese taxpayers, or the embattled Tepco. The sensitive job of removing spent fuel rods is to start in the coming months.
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The measures do not address the full problem of water management at the plant or the bigger issue of decommissioning. The clean-up, including decommissioning the ruined reactors, will take decades and rely on unproven technology. The government intervention represents only a tiny slice of the response to the Fukushima crisis triggered by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami, which caused reactor meltdowns at the plant. “The world is watching to see if we can carry out the decommissioning of the Fukushima nuclear power plant, including addressing the contaminated water issues,” Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told cabinet ministers, who met to approve the plan. Madrid and Istanbul are the rival candidates. Tons of variables play a part in it.The announcement comes just days before the International Olympic Committee decides whether Tokyo - 230 km (140 miles) from the wrecked plant - will host the 2020 Olympic Games and the government is keen to show the crisis is under control. I totally agree with you on the visibility part. I dived in the Arabian gulf, around its tiny islands, the dead sea and Aqaba sea. setting visibility to be in a crappy level like the island kills the map completly for me. Since Genisis is pretty much a water map ( as stated by wildcard ). Thank you for stating this, to sum things up the water visibility SHOULD not be the same for allllll the levels of water and or / all the areas. Like i said i operated alot in the gulf of mexico and the silt and other stuff from the mississippi river often made water less than visible and it got insanely worse if there were barrier islands like the santa rosa sound or the barrier islands off of gulfport mississippi. water visibility is completely based on the location, cloud coverage, depth, alot of things. I used to do salvage in the gulf of mexico, clocked alot of time underwater but honestly neither of us can prove our credentials in a way that can't be faked on the internet. only that the visibility is not completely outside the realm of realism.
That being said, I am not really pro-cloudy water either. hell a boat driving by or a disturbed larger fish or school of fish could kick up enough poop and dirt.Īs for training your eyes to see underwater, yes you can improve visibility through constant exposure.
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