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© Copyright 2020 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Safety of Fukushima waste water focus of sea release debate
By MARI YAMAGUCHI OKUMA, Fukushima©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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noriahojanen
The IAEA, a large majority of experts and science community also support the release plan. In fact, most active nuclear power plants worldwide discharge (diluted) waste water into seas or rivers as part of normal operations. The current stored water is also risky and inhibiting factor for plant dismantling. It's impossible or extremely costly as well as tedious to seek perfect, zero-risk safety.
Tom
Do the math. This tritium contaminated water is just a drop in 1000 Olympic size pools.
Mahmood Hassan
Do they have a choice .... or it’s diabolical liberty.
Dan Lavender
we can trust politicians and the nuclear industry...they would never lie to us...and energy companies too...
real trustworthy !!
and of course we can trust the LDP!
they are almighter than God himself!
sigh....
Yubaru
Look at your calendar!
Jijitsu
Make a huge artificial lake to release the water.
Get tourist money by showcasing it.
GW
Folks as I have been saying from the beginning right after 3\11 this water WILL end up in the ocean, we cant stop it, only delay & select the time to do so. If Japan holds it on land eventually mother nature will do her thing & water will be released in trickles, flows & possibly by another large quake. But this water will get into the ocean
Seriously, do these officials REALLY think a bit of fresh water added to water discharged from tanks into the OCEAN is going to help dilute the discharge...…….
I don't know whether to laugh or cry......