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Fukushima Water Release to Commence in August

by raima
August 7, 2023
in World
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According to a report by Japan’s Asahi Shimbun daily, Japan is planning to initiate the release of treated radioactive water from the tsunami-devastated Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean. With the operation potentially commencing as early as late August. The decision to release the water comes after the country’s nuclear regulator granted approval to the plant operator. Tokyo Electric Power, to proceed with the discharge, claiming the water’s safety, a sentiment supported by Japan and the International Atomic Energy Agency. However, nearby countries remain apprehensive, expressing concerns about potential food contamination due to the released water.

The timing of the water discharge is likely to coincide with Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s scheduled meetings with US President Joe Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol. During his visit to the United States next week Prime Minister Kishida aims to reassure both leaders of the safety measures in place for the water release.

As of now, no specific date has been officially set for the discharge, as confirmed by the top government spokesperson, Hirokazu Matsuno, during a recent briefing. Despite the government’s stance on the safety of the released water, neighboring countries remain vigilant, seeking further reassurances and information on the planned operation.

The Japanese government is reportedly aiming to begin the water discharge before the bottom-trawling fishing season starts off the Fukushima region. Which is situated northeast of Tokyo and is scheduled for September. The decision aims to minimize potential impacts on fishing activities and associated livelihoods while addressing the environmental and regional concerns surrounding the release of the treated radioactive water.

The situation remains sensitive, given the historical significance of the Fukushima nuclear disaster and the ongoing efforts to mitigate its consequences. As Japan prepares for the water release. The international community closely observes the developments, hoping for transparent communication and collaborative efforts to address the potential implications for the marine ecosystem and regional relations.

Tags: Fukushima Nuclear DisasterFumio KishidaInternational Atomic Energy AgencyJapanJoe Bidennuclear power plantRadioactive waterUS President
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