Japan's nuclear regulators concluded Friday that the Tsuruga No. 2 reactor does not meet stricter safety rules imposed after the Fukushima crisis, saying that a fault running underneath the offline unit could be active.It is the first time the Nuclear Regulation Authority has effectively decided not to approve a plan to restart an idled reactor under post-Fukushima regulations. The nuclear disaster was triggered by a powerful earthquake and ensuing tsunami that hit northeastern Japan in March 2011.Japan Atomic Power Co., the operator of the Tsuruga nuclear power plant in the central prefect…READ FULL ARTICLE
