Taiwan's Tsai rules out restarting work on 4th nuclear power plant

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen ruled out Wednesday the prospect of restarting construction of a fourth nuclear power plant in the island's heavily populated north."I must make it clear that (resuming construction of) the plant is by no way an option," Tsai said after she was briefed on Taiwan's energy policy at a meeting of her party's Central Standing Committee, which was held a day before the 10th anniversary of Japan's massive earthquake and tsunami that triggered a nuclear crisis.Tsai, who doubles as head of the Democratic Progressive Party, said the plant in New Taipei City is unsafe an…READ FULL ARTICLE