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Nuclear power after Fushima [Special report]

Never before in history has a nuclear power plant experienced a triple meltdown, with the simultaneous collapse of three reactor cores. Such a disaster was unimaginable— until it happened at Fukushima Dai-ichi. The nuclear industry now faces the hard questions of why this accident occurred and how such breakdowns can be prevented in the future. In this special report, IEEE Spectrum begins by explaining how Fukushima’s nuclear tragedy unfolded, with a blow-by-blow account of the accident’s first 24 hours. We then turn to the world’s reaction to the catastrophe with a global survey of nuclear power policy responses and probe deeper with two case studies. Finally, we ask the experts how the nuclear industry can rebuild. special report