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smithinjapan
Good on these people. Gotta love how the Japanese government has unilaterally decided what is okay for the world in TEPCO's desperate attempt to stay back in the black. Ban all Japanese products if they do it.
Spinnaker Peter
“Seoul mates” was the politically-safer editorial choice for a Japanese news site than spotlighting the real issue here of “Save Our Seas”. Thank you, Korean friends for your efforts. We must all do our part to stop these abuses by Japan’s filthy businesses.
Legrande
LoL people down voting the above posters who r concerned about the environment
Albert
I think this is one of the many issues. What about micro plastic and all the chemicals which are released in the oceans?
Johansawada
These people are doing great things! I support them all the way!
there are some here that once they see anything positive related to Korea , they just downvote…
kennyG
concerned about the environment? this such long-standing old shop of JT?
Hiroshi Kanoya
If they really want to save the seas, they should stop releasing water from their nuclear power plants in Korea. but they dont because they dont care the environment. They just want to instill anti japanese propaganda into the other people. Japan should break diplomatic relation with such a country. We reached the limits of our patience,
albaleo
It's a fair point. Tritium in water is released from many nuclear power plants around the world. One question might be, "How much". I'm finding it hard to find a clear answer. I keep coming across contradictory information from biased articles such as the following:
https://japan-forward.com/tritium-release-is-normal-in-the-global-nuclear-energy-industry-so-why-chastise-japan/
https://english.hani.co.kr/arti/english_edition/e_international/992443.html
Which to believe? Right now, neither.
Bob Kunihiro
SK are hypocrites. What about all the trash from S. Korea that drifts in the Sea of Japan and ends up on the shores of western Japan?
Andrzej Feliks
Fortunately, this is the end of the nuclear age and the burning of fossil fuels .. This time we will make electricity from cold and ice .. https://youtu.be/02OTC6ac8NI?t=2
Peter Neil
How about some photos of Japanese protesting the continuous release of tritium from S Korean nuclear reactors?
S Korea releases a higher concentration than the planned release from Fukushima.
S Korean government and nuclear industry business people were sentenced to hundreds of years in prison for bribery and supply of cheap counterfeit parts used in reactors, including the ones sold to the Middle East.
The hypocrisy is staggering.