TOKAI, Ibaraki Pref. – Reverberations from the U.S. presidential election in November and debate over Washington’s nuclear nonproliferation policy may be felt in Japan.
In February, President George W. Bush announced a policy banning North Korea and several other countries from reprocessing spent nuclear fuel and enriching uranium, while recognizing that developed countries allied with the United States should be allowed to continue production.
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