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This is what more than a million tonnes of water looks like. think 500 0lympic sized pools and that's what you get in over 1,000 tanks. this is water that's been used to cool the destroyed reactors from the fukushima nuclear meltdown in 2011. the water is treated and then stored here, but now these tanks are running out of space. japan has just been given the go ahead to release the treated contaminated water into the sea. but it's causing a huge amount of anger and anxiety, notjust here, but around the region. tepco, the company running the plant, says the water will be treated, diluted and t...

In accordance with guidelines and recommendations set forth by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the operators of the wrecked Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (FDNPS) in Japan are readying to release large volumes of radioactive wastewater from the facility straight into the Pacific Ocean. Published in a report on July 4, the news, which […]

Waste water to some very kind of complex treatment processes. the advanced liquid processing system. that removes most if not all of the kind of contamination in the water. however, it can't remove everything so carbon—1a that is abundant in this waste water still remains. as i understand it, it is quite routinely practised for waste like this to be released into the ocean so why is the fukushima incident on this instance, so controversial? it is a controversial topic globally. radioactive materials are released from all nuclear facilities. i think the main issue surrounding this release, is...

The United Nation’s nuclear watchdog approved a plan from Japan to return treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant to the ocean. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) approved Japan’s plan after a two-year-long review. In a press release, the agency said Japan’s plans were in line with international safety standards and…

Talk us through this process, which i assume is quite controversial? it which i assume is quite controversial?- which i assume is quite controversial? it is quite common _ controversial? it is quite common -- _ controversial? it is quite | common -- controversial common —— controversial involving the words radioactive water released into the sea enough to raise a great deal of anxiety among public here in japan, especially fukushima and especially among the fishing community, we went to fukushima a couple of weeks ago and we have spoken to a fisherman who was really concerned instead many ...