【新唐人2011年3月16日讯】日本福岛核电站因大地震发生核泄露事故，引起国际的极大关注。但中共有关官员表示，要吸取教训，但不会改变中国大力发展核电站的计划。中共的计划遭到了广泛的质疑。
日本经济产业省原子能安全和保安院12号宣布，福岛第一核电站的放射性物质已经泄漏到外部，核辐射已经达到正常水准的70倍以上。总计当地约有两万人，到划定的危险区域之外避难。
而福岛核电站3号机组反应堆14号又发生爆炸，更令人担忧。日本政府要求住在核电站附近，离爆炸中心20公里以内的居民，呆在家中不要外出。《美联社》记者在距离核电站50公里处，都感到了爆炸带来的强烈震感。核电站已经宣布进入紧急状态。
令人困惑的是，中共环境保护部部长张力军12号在记者会上表示，日本因地震发生的核泄漏事件，不会改变中国发展核电的决心和安排。
而“绿色和平”组织认为，日本是非常强调安全的国家都发生了核泄漏，再一次证明了核电站隐藏的危险。“绿色和平”能源项目主任李雁表示，日本核电事故给中国的能源决策者敲响了警钟。
李雁：“比如说大力提升中国现有能源的效率，这是过去五年都在做的节能减排的工程，其实还有相当大的潜力可以挖。再加上中国在真正清洁的可再生能源，比如说风能、太阳能方面，也有相当大的潜力。”
大陆之所以快速发展核电，《国际财经时报》揭示了原因：中国是目前世界最大的污染排放国，试图建设更多的核电站来减少污染排放，因此，计划从现在的13座核电站，持续建设到40座。
德国媒体也对中共政府制定了世界上最快速的核能扩展计划，提出了质疑。德国《世界报》认为，日本的地震触发了这些问题，中共通过加快程序所建造的核电站能有多可靠？
其实，大陆核电原有的安全状况就不乐观。据《大纪元》新闻网站的消息指出，深圳大亚湾核电站去年5月就发生了核泄漏事故，只是当局封锁了消息而已。
《证券时报》刊登时事评论员吴智钢的文章表示，怵目惊心的核泄漏事件给我们敲响了警钟，给中国核电事业的发展提出了警示。文章说，我们必须十分重视建设质量，千万不能为了追求发展速度而降低了建设质量。 因为核电一旦建成，将会长期运行，就会接受时间的考验，就将对我们的子孙后代产生影响。
新唐人记者宋风、刘惠综合报导。
Beijing Still Supports Nuclear Power
The world is concerned about Japan’s nuclear leak,
which resulted from the earthquake.
Chinese officials said, they will carry on China’s
vigorous plan for nuclear power development,
despite the concerns and questions.
The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency of
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in Japan,
declared on March 12, that radioactive substances
in Fukushima Nuclear Plant have been leaked out.
Radiation levels are 70 times higher than normal.
Around 20,000 local residents have been
moved out of the hazardous zone.
Another explosion took place on March 14
at Fukushima Nuclear Plant’s Unit 3 Reactor,
causing more anxiety. Japan’s authorities required
the residents within 20 kilometers of the explosion
to stay indoors. Associated Press journalists
felt the strong shake 50 kilometers from the plant.
The nuclear plant declared a state of emergency.
Minister of Environment Protection in China,
Zhang Lijun, declared at a press conference
on Mar. 12 that the earthquake-induced
nuclear leak in Japan would not affect
China’s plan to develop nuclear power.
Greenpeace believed, the nuclear leak in Japan,
a country emphasizing safety, again confirmed
the potential hazard of nuclear power.
Li Yan, Director of Energy Resources Project, said
that Japan’s nuclear accident was a wake-up call
to China’s decision makers for energy source.
LiYan:“Wecan make effort to improve efficiency
of China’s available sources, like the energy
conservation and pollution reduction project
of the last five years. There is great potential
in this project. China also has great potential in
clean and reproducible energy sources,
like wind and solar energy.”
International Business Times reveals why China
is rapidly developing nuclear power.
As the largest pollution discharger in the world,
China attempts to reduce discharge
by building more nuclear plants. Therefore, it plans
to expand its13 existing nuclear plants to 40.
German media questioned this plan of China’s,
which is the world’s fastest nuclear expansion plan.
Die Welt believed that the earthquake in Japan
aroused questions like how reliable are the nuclear
plants built through CCP’s accelerated process.
Actually, the safety conditions of the existing
nuclear plants in China are not promising.
According to an Epoch Times report,
the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station in Shenzhen
experienced nuclear leak last May.
But the authorities blocked the information.
Wu Zhigang, commentator of Securities Times,
wrote in his commentary,
the fearful nuclear leak was a wake-up call.
It alarmed China’s nuclear power industry. He said,
we must emphasize on the construction quality.
We could never lower it for the sake of
higher development speed.
Once a nuclear plant was built, it would run
in the long term and must stand the test of time.
It would make an impact on our descendants.
NTD reporters Song Feng and Liu Hui
