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Asia Society Global Council Co-Chair Simon Tay has penned an op-ed entitled "Japan gives Asia pause in its nuclear ambitions," published earlier this week in Singapore's Today newspaper and the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong. The rapid growth many Asian nations are experiencing needs to be fueled somehow, Tay explains, and many countries in the region had been looking to nuclear as a cleaner, more reliable source of energy than its carbon counterparts.
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In Japan's Wake, Can Nuclear be Relied Upon to Fuel Asia's Boom? | Asia Society
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Asia Society Global Council Co-Chair Simon Tay has penned an op-ed entitled "Japan gives Asia pause in its nuclear ambitions," published earlier this week in Singapore's Today newspaper and the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong. The rapid growth many Asian nations are experiencing needs to be fueled somehow, Tay explains, and many countries in the region had been looking to nuclear as a cleaner, more reliable source of energy than its carbon counterparts.
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