China frantically slapped Japan in the face at the World Health Assembly, and the global countries directly applauded!
To say what is the most serious environmental problem today, not the greenhouse effect, global warming, these are slow, the most important thing is that Japan decided to discharge nuclear wastewater in April this year, which has an irreversible impact on the Pacific Ocean and even the global ecological environment. However, the Japanese are still complacent and say that this is harmless wastewater. So at the recent 76th World Health Assembly in Geneva, our representatives frantically slapped Japan in the face. I'll talk about it for you today.
Recently, the 76th World Health Assembly was held in Geneva, and representatives of all countries attended the meeting to discuss global environmental issues. The most important of these is the issue of Japan's discharge of nuclear wastewater, in which the Japanese claim that the nuclear wastewater they have discharged is harmless. Our side resolutely opposes this, especially pointing out the logical loopholes of the Japanese from three angles.
The first angle is that if the nuclear wastewater discharged by Japan is harmless, why should it be discharged? How good it is to stay directly in your own country and use it, even if you can't make drinking water, you can still use it as agricultural water and industrial water. And if it is harmless, why not discharge this nuclear wastewater into its own lakes? Obviously there is a ghost in the heart.
The second angle is that didn't the Japanese government say that there are many solutions? Are solutions such as steam discharge, new storage tanks, cement curing, etc., chosen because the cost of discharging nuclear wastewater into the ocean is the lowest? Have you seriously considered other options?
The third angle is what long-term impact will the discharge of nuclear contaminated water have on the world? Has Japan seriously considered, especially the Fukushima area, which is discharged, with the Kuril Cold Current and the Japanese Warm Current, through the influence of these ocean currents, it only takes 10 years for the contaminated water to spread the relevant radionuclides to the world's seas? The radioactive elements in it have a short half-life of 13 years and a long life of 5,000 years, which is an irreversible impact on the entire human marine environment.
In addition to these three perspectives, has the mainland consulted fully with neighboring countries and the international community from the Japanese side? Has Japan exhausted all means of safe disposal? Whether Japan is willing to accept strict international supervision and other angles to question the Japanese side.
In the face of Japan's discharge of nuclear wastewater, it is not only condemned by China, but also by all countries on the Pacific coast. For example, Russia objected to this as early as last year when Japan made its decision to discharge nuclear wastewater, and said that Russia asked Japan to provide detailed information and fully consult with stakeholders.
South Korea's words were very tough during the Moon Jae-in administration, saying that Japan's decision could not be tolerated and demanding that Japan stop related emission measures. South Korean citizens also went to the front of the Japanese embassy in South Korea to protest, calling it terrorism. But with the rise of Yoon's government, the bottomless pro-American and pro-Japanese even said that if Japan could handle it in accordance with the standard procedures set by the IAEA, and allow South Korean experts to participate in the IAEA verification process.
Then South Korea will not oppose Japan's emission requirements, and it will be kneeling to earn money. Fortunately, the Korean citizens still gave a strong view, and then protested against Japan. As for the words of the United States, although the United States expressed support for Japan's plan to drain the sea, it was also questioned and opposed by the United States and abroad, especially the anti-Biden group led by Trump. After all, Trump himself withdrew from the Paris Agreement.
So I wonder what you think of the mainland's crazy slap in the face of Japan at the World Health Assembly? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area.