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The Japanese government has recently regained international attention, this time still focusing on the Fukushima nuclear wastewater discharge plan. In this incident, the Kishida government's decision to launch the second round of the Fukushima nuclear sewage discharge plan caused a series of controversies and opposition.
The central detail of this decision is that the total planned emissions are 7,800 tons, with an emission cycle of about 17 days. Despite the Japanese government's strong emphasis on the safety of the plan to drain the sea, the decision has once again sparked widespread skepticism and opposition at home and abroad.
The complexity of the issue should not be underestimated, not only in terms of the amount of nuclear effluent, but also in the disposal of waste and water storage tanks.
Against this backdrop, the occurrence of two earthquakes and tsunamis seems to have added to concerns.
