The question should be are they going to continue building Nuclear power stations on a fault line?. They got away with it this time (Just) but the cost were, are and will continue to be for a very long time, extremely high in both human and environmental terms. The conspiricy of silence is frightening. Compare the press coverage of Chernobayl and the Japanese disaster and you will see what I mean. I believe the alert level got as high as 3 which is I think the highest every recorded but the world just seemed to ignore it or brush it under the carpet. Why? Is wise to allow the same mistakes to be repeated? Chernobyl lives on, we still have a charity shop in town that sends a lorry with aid (clothing, blankets, Toys household items etc) every month or so even today.....and it is still needed. The worlds response to the Japanese was 'How will this affect my Nissan' or to grab some market share to cover shortfalls. This disaster will live long and bite hard and we all should learn lessons from it.