Japan determined to discharge nuclear contaminated water into sea | 日本決定將核污染水排入海中

😃 Like and Subscribe:    / @builtbychina   😎 Mix - BUILD by CHINA:    • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held phon...   Tokyo Electric Power Company - the operator of the problematic Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant - is determined to go ahead with the preparations for the discharge of contaminated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear accident into the sea, Japan's state broadcaster NHK reported on Friday. Despite international condemnation and skepticism as well as domestic opposition, Tokyo Electric Power Company has planned to start a geological survey on Saturday to prepare for the construction of an undersea tunnel to drain the contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear disaster, according to the NHK. According to Tokyo Electric Power Company's plan, diluted contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant will be discharged into the Pacific Ocean through the one-kilometer undersea tunnel starting in the spring of 2023. About 1.3 million tons of contaminated water is stored at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, all in large tanks. The Japanese government decided in April to filter and dilute the contaminated water and release it into the sea. The move has sparked strong international concern and domestic opposition. In 2011, the cores of three reactors of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant melted down following a major earthquake and tsunami. Disregarding domestic and foreign questioning and criticism, the Japanese government has insisted on discharging the nuclear contaminated wastewater into the sea, which is expected to last 20 to 30 years, until the nuclear power plant is scrapped. 日本國家廣播公司 NHK 週五報導，東京電力公司 - 有問題的福島第一核電站的運營商 - 決心繼續準備將福島核事故中受污染的廢水排放到海中。 據日本放送協會稱，儘管受到國際譴責和懷疑以及國內反對，東京電力公司仍計劃於週六開始進行地質調查，以準備建造一條海底隧道，以排出福島核災難中的污染水。 根據東京電力公司的計劃，福島第一核電站稀釋後的污水將從2023年春季開始通過一公里長的海底隧道排入太平洋。 福島第一核電站約有 130 萬噸污染水儲存在大水箱中。日本政府於 4 月決定對受污染的水進行過濾和稀釋，並將其排放到海中。此舉引發了國際社會的強烈關注和國內反對。 2011 年，福島第一核電站三個反應堆的堆芯在大地震和海嘯後熔化。 日本政府不顧國內外質疑和批評，堅持將核污染廢水排入大海，預計將持續20至30年，直到核電站報廢。