Nuclear refugees build new lives after giving up hope of returning

After seven years, most of Japan's nuclear refugees from Futaba, the scene of the March 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdown, have resigned themselves to the fact that they must build new lives elsewhere and will never be able to return home.Nevertheless, they cling to memories of the past while officials remain optimistic a future still exists where people, jobs and lessons learned from the disaster-hit Fukushima Daiichi plant will bring the town back to vibrancy.Sayoko Takada, 65, a widow whose brother-in-law died last year due to "stress and sickness" related to the prolonged evacuation, live…READ FULL ARTICLE