Agence France-Presse: A strong earthquake shut down the world’s largest nuclear power plant here almost two years ago. The clock is now ticking for it to restart — but fears about a nearby seafloor faultline and a string of fires inside the dormant facility have deepened distrust in local communities. National, regional and local authorities have in recent weeks approved the resumption of the 8,200-megawatt Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant which sprawls across more than four square kilometres (1.6 square …