What Do Taiwan's Voters Think About Bringing Back Nuclear Power?

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Taiwan's voters will head to the polls on Aug. 23 to decide whether Taiwan should restart one of its mothballed nuclear power plants. TaiwanPlus traveled across four cities and counties to hear what people there think about the issue.

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00:09Because if you have a test for a test, you can do some research in the world

00:13If you have an test for a test for a test, you can try to perform the test

00:18I don't think that I could do some reason to do some research

00:22I think that Taiwan cannot reduce the test for a test

00:25The reason is because Taiwan is more of the land of the country

00:31So, the water is more of the way to change the entire Taiwan energy

00:35Of course, the water is also very important

00:37So, I think the water and the water can be mixed

00:40The issue of the water is not a problem

00:43Because it is in the state of the country

00:46And the United States will be able to bring in the技術

00:50So, why don't you buy the water and the money to bring in the技術

00:54I think Taiwan people are sick, especially the people of the屏東

00:57And they are in the屏東

00:59Why do you decide to make the country

01:01They don't want to get in that

01:02They don't want to start to act

01:04They don't want to act

01:05We are afraid of the waste of the waste

01:09We are worried about the safety of the people of the community

01:13We are also建議

01:15If we start to start to work

01:17The waste of the waste is to be removed

01:21From the environment here, we don't have a lot of work, so we have a lot of

01:27complicated places.

01:29You don't have to worry about this, but you don't have to worry about it.

01:35So, every country has to be able to do it.

01:40They have to be able to do it.

01:44You can see the storm, the whole of the solar panels,

01:47all over the environment.

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