After the fukushima disaster , japan shut down most of its reactors and said it would move to renewables .

福岛灾难发生后，日本关闭了大部分的核反应堆，表示会转向可再生能源。

Workers there , however , are known to be still trying to cool the damaged reactors .

不过据悉该公司的工人仍在试图冷却破损的核反应堆。

Japan 's 9.0 earthquake crippled the country 's nuclear reactors at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant .

日本9.0级强震导致福岛第一核电站的核反应堆出现泄露。

This appears to have happened in the fukushima reactors .

上述这种情况已经出现在富岛核电站。

Emerging economies like brazil and particularly india are still planning nuclear reactors .

像巴西特别是印度这样持续壮大的经济体也正在计划建造核电站。

After the fukushima disaster , tokyo abandoned plans to build 14 more reactors in japan by 2030 .

福岛核危机之后，东京放弃了在2030年增建14座核电站的计划。

Reactors will face far more public resistance than wind farms and solar plants , however .

然而核电站与风电厂和太阳能热电厂相比，将面临更大的公众阻力。

The fukushima reactors were built in the early 1970s .

福岛县的反应器在1970年代早期建成。

More than 50 reactors had previously supplied 30 % of the country 's power .

东京电力在过去有超过50间核电厂，以供国内百分之30的电量。

But we must also do more to ensure that reactors can safely weather future frankenstorms .

但是我们在核能如何安全应付变态天气上确实也应该采取更多措施。