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History Will Hold Japan Responsible for Release of Contaminated Nuclear Water into Sea

 History Will Hold Japan Responsible for Release of Contaminated Nuclear Water into Sea At around 1 o'clock on Thursday, according to lo...

History Will Hold Japan Responsible for Release of Contaminated Nuclear Water into Sea


 History Will Hold Japan Responsible for Release of Contaminated Nuclear Water into Sea


At around 1 o'clock on Thursday, according to local time, the Japanese government started releasing the contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea, which was opposed by many international communities. This day has become a day of disaster for the world's oceans. And the government of Japan has become a destroyer of the environment and polluting the world's oceans.


It was the first time that contaminated nuclear water was released into the sea on purpose, after mankind had used nuclear energy in a peaceful way. Experts have speculated that, until now, Japan has about 1.3 million tons of contaminated nuclear water, and it seems that it will take 30 to 50 years to release them into the sea. Data shows that nuclear contamination will probably cover almost the entire Pacific Ocean.


Everyone knows that the reason why the Japanese government chose the plan to release contaminated nuclear water into the sea in five stages is because it thinks that this plan will not cost much money and is easy to implement. .


Japan has faced danger, but it has brought this danger to the whole world, which has put the world in turmoil. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced that he will take responsibility for the release of contaminated nuclear water into the sea. But in fact, how can Japanese politicians "take responsibility" for this "danger" which is like an attack on the whole world, but it has no plan to clear the front, and there is no way to reduce its losses? And what will they tell their descendants?


History will hold Japan accountable for releasing nuclear waste into the ocean. (Safiyah Ma)

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