
核安會完成核三再運轉計畫審查後,全國廢核行動平台與34個民間團體、工會、企業聯合發聲明,要求擴大審查專業至地質、地震、氣候等領域,公開審查委員名單與利益迴避資訊,並將環境部、經濟部等相關單位納入風險評估與決策程序,強調應建立具實質影響力的民主參與機制,尤其讓核電廠所在地及可能受事故影響區的居民取得完整風險資訊並能參與最終決策。
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核三廠2號機於去年5月17日停機除役,台灣已進入非核家園逾一年。台電曾提出核三再運轉計畫,核安會組織學者專家審查團隊,經三回審查於上週四傍晚完成審查。
核安會在上週四傍晚公布完成核三再運轉計畫審查,地球公民基金會當時就痛批是否有意閃躲監督也沒有溝通誠意,今(29日)又有全國廢核行動平台和34個民間團體、企業等聯合發出聲明指出審查完成不代表安全無虞,呼籲擴大專業、公開資訊,要落實民主參與。
隨位於屏東的核三廠2號機在去年5月17日停機除役,台灣走入非核家園已逾1年,隨藍白推動修法,欲重啟核電廠,台電也送出核三再運轉計畫,將核三廠已除役的兩部機組恢復到可以運轉,核安會邀請國內學者專家組成審查團隊,隨歷經3回審查於24日完成核三廠再運轉計畫審查。
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今天則有從恆春、屏東、高雄到台北共34個民間團體、工會、企業等共同發出聲明,並提出四大訴求,認為核三廠後續的審查應該擴大專業組成的成員,其中安全審查應納入地質、地震、氣候、複合式災害、緊急醫療、交通、公共衛生與地方公共安全專業,避免核安重大決策侷限於既有核能與工程專業,也要公開審查委員及專家的完整名單、專業背景、遴選方式與利益迴避資訊,讓社會可檢驗審查專業是否完整且具獨立性。
該聲明也指出,核三重啟涉及環境、能源、消防、災害應變、交通及地方治理,環境部、經濟部(含能源署、地礦中心)、內政部(含消防署)、交通部(含公路局、中央氣象署)、衛福部,以及可能受事故影響的地方政府,都應正式納入風險評估與決策程序,並對其決策負起相應責任,也認為在沒有取得完整資訊公開,不該用全國公投作為核三重啟之政治授權,政府亦不應預設核三必然重啟,或以既定政治時程影響安全審查。
該聲明最後指出,應建立直接風險承擔者具有實質影響力的民主參與程序,尤其核電廠所在地及可能受到重大事故影響區的居民,應充分取得完整且經適當轉譯的風險資訊,並具有提出異議、參與審議及實質影響最終決策的制度性管道。政府並應公開各項審查意見、爭議事項及採納或不採納之理由,讓利害關係人得以理解、檢驗並參與安全決策。
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
核安會將回應民間團體訴求,公開審查委員名單及專業背景
Possible · Within weeks
環境部、經濟部等相關單位將被納入核三風險評估決策程序
Likely · Within months

When meeting with former Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that the prerequisite for the normalization of Japan-China relations is that Japan corrects its leaders' erroneous remarks and actions on the Taiwan issue. The meeting took place against the background of tense relations between Japan and China. Takeshi Iwaya led about 50 Japanese business representatives to visit Beijing to promote economic and trade dialogue. However, the Japanese government set the tone of this action as a private initiative to avoid official intervention.

Hsinchu Mayor Gao Hong'an said that the feasibility study of the Greater Hsinchu Light Rail has been based on the central review opinions and the Executive Yuan's "Taozhu Miao Greater Silicon Valley Plan" to integrate the Hsinchu County and City light rail red and blue line networks, and signed a cooperation memorandum with the Hsinchu County Government and the Science Park Association. The feasibility study report is expected to be completed by the end of 2016 and submitted to the Ministry of Transportation for review. At the same time, the construction of pilot buses and YouBike transfer stations will be promoted to cultivate people's usage habits and lay the foundation for future light rail construction.

Taichung Mayor Lu Hsiu-yen said that Trump would sell weapons to Xi Jinping. City Councilor Lin Deyu of the Democratic Progressive Party slapped her on the spot and pointed out that Trump had denied the matter during an interview at the White House. The State Department statement also confirmed that the United States has no plans to sell arms to China, and criticized Lu Hsiao-yen for deliberately hyping up national security issues and neglecting municipal responsibilities due to the decline in opinion polls.

New Taipei Mayor candidate Li Sichuan of the Kuomintang established a labor support association on the 29th, reaffirming his four major labor political views of "pro-safety," "pro-future," "pro-family," and "pro-rights." These include increasing occupational disaster consolation payments, providing living allowances to young and mature workers who have left their jobs, promoting the development of workers' housing and childcare facilities, and increasing union rents and inspection funds.

U.S. Ambassador to China David Pound said that Trump had told Xi Jinping that the United States sells weapons to the world and asked if he was willing to buy American-made weapons. However, Trump denied the matter the next day and speculated that Pang might be referring to Taiwan, which aroused concern within the United States and international public opinion. Taiwan urged to accelerate arms sales to Taiwan, while Beijing has always opposed U.S.-Taiwan arms sales.

The Trump administration used taxpayer funds to air self-promotional television ads in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, saying it would drive out communists and fascists and defeat the fake news media. The White House called the ad a patriotic public service announcement, but Democratic and Republican lawmakers criticized it as a misuse of public funds and un-American.