Environment
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Fukushima Water Release: A Necessary Step or an Environmental Disaster?
The plan by Japan to discharge millions of tonnes of radioactive water purified for release from the Fukushima Daiichi power station, which was destroyed by a tsunami, into the Pacific Ocean is expected to receive support from the UN's nuclear watchdog.
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