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Japan službeno potvrdio; u more će pustiti više od milijun tona kontaminirane vode iz elektrane Fukushima

Puštanje vode u more trebalo bi započeti za dvije godine, okolne zemlje nisu sretne

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Japanska vlada u utorak je objavila kako planira pustiti u more više od milijun tona kontaminirane vode iz uništene nuklearne elektrane Fukushima čitavo desetljeće nakon havarije.

Puštanje vode u more trebalo bi započeti za dvije godine, a čitav proces bi trebao potrajati desetljećima.

Susjedne zemlje zabrinute

“Uz pretpostavku striktnog pridržavanja regulatornih standarda koji su uspostavljeni, izabrali smo puštanje vode u ocean”, stoji u službenoj objavi japanske vlade.

Ovakva odluka Japana zasigurno će razljutiti susjedne zemlje. Južna Koreja je već izrazila “ozbiljnu zabrinutost kako će ona imati izravni i neizravni utjecaj na sigurnost ljudi i okoliša”, a Kina je objavila kako se radi o vrlo neodgovornom potezu. Nezadovoljstvo je izrazio i Tajvan.

Fukushima, ispuštanje vode,