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Japan's nuclear nonchalance frustrates Obama, U.S. watchdogs
ROKKASHO, Japan – With turquoise-striped walls and massive steel cooling towers, the new industrial complex squatting on the bluffs above the Pacific Ocean here looks like a routine high-tech factory. But the Rokkasho Nuclear Fuel Facility is one of the world’s newest, largest, and most controversial production plants for material that can be used as a nuclear explosive.The factory’s private owners said three months ago that it will be ready to open in October, as part of a government-sponsored effort …
