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Thursday, December 8, 2022
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IAEA,
Pacific Ocean,
Software,
Government,
Environment,
Creativity,
Journalism,
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Nuclear fusion,
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TEPCO,
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METI,
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Greenpeace A group of international journalists led by HT investigates and analyzes the impact of the controversial plan to dump Fukushima water into the sea.
Key Points:
- A group of international journalists led by HT investigates and analyzes the impact of the controversial plan to dump Fukushima water into the sea.
- It is currently unknown how the long-lived radioactive isotopes contained in the contaminated water will interact with marine biology, this situation is "unprecedented".
- Shaun Burine and Satoshi Sato, agreed that the IAEA's position in supporting TEPCO's (Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.) plans "makes no sense".
- HT is a global agency specializing in the development of documentary, investigative and entertainment content.
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Thursday, November 24, 2022
ORA,
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Environment,
Creativity,
Government,
Isotope,
TEPCO,
Nuclear fusion,
International Atomic Energy Agency,
Pacific Ocean,
Research,
Safety,
IAEA,
Ministry,
HT,
Key,
Marine biology,
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry,
Electricity,
Indian Ocean Rim Association,
History,
Health,
METI,
Water,
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Greenpeace A group of international journalists led by Global Think Agency investigates and analyzes the impact of the controversial plan to discharge water from Fukushima into the sea.
Key Points:
- A group of international journalists led by Global Think Agency investigates and analyzes the impact of the controversial plan to discharge water from Fukushima into the sea.
- It is currently unknown how the long-lived radioactive isotopes contained in the contaminated water will interact with marine biology, this situation is "unprecedented".
- Tepco is also accused of irresponsibly delaying the cooling of the reactors with salt water because it was going to ruin them beyond repair.
- HT is a global agency specializing in developing documentary, research and entertainment content.
