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Text|Talk about history
Editor|Talk History
introduction
Even though the current nuclear-related industries are relatively mature, people still reject nuclear energy in the face of the lessons of nuclear weapons and nuclear leakage.
However, Japan suddenly announced that it would discharge nuclear-contaminated water directly into the ocean on the afternoon of August 24, 2023, and this self-digging behavior was naturally stopped by most countries in the world.
While everyone was criticizing and stopping Japan's behavior, the South Korean government suddenly declared: "If Japan can clean up the contaminated water, then it doesn't matter if it is discharged." ”
How dare they say such a thing? If the contaminated water is really treated, why should it be discharged into the ocean? Why don't the Japanese, who have relatively poor fresh water resources, digest these "clean water sources" themselves?
Bent
As early as April 13, 2021, Japan announced that it would discharge nuclear-contaminated water in two years, and the news was opposed by people around the world as soon as it was released.
You must know that this is directly discharged into the Pacific Ocean, and when this nuclear-contaminated water is truly integrated into the ocean, it will bring irreparable losses.
Not to mention the genetic mutation caused by nuclear radiation, after the water merges into the ocean, it can pollute the world through rainfall alone, and then Japan alone can be responsible.
Isn't the Japanese government clear about this? Sure, but they were bent on making the world pay for their mistakes, discharging a staggering 1.3 million tons of contaminated water on and after August.
But this is only the tip of the iceberg of nuclear-contaminated water in Japan, and many people may ask, where does this nuclear-contaminated water come from? Other countries also use nuclear energy, so why should one country release it into the ocean?
This involved the famous Fukushima nuclear accident, which struck the earthquake in northern Japan on March 11, 2011, which was originally not a big deal for earthquake-prone Japan, but it happened that this earthquake affected the first and second nuclear power plants in Fukushima, Japan.
The nuclear power plant leaked almost instantly, and the radioactive material leaked directly to the outside, in fact, it was still possible to rescue at this time, and the Chernobyl incident in the Soviet Union was handled better, but Japan was not prepared to do this, nor could it do so.
At that time, the nuclear reactor had been extinguished when the Chernobyl nuclear leak occurred, but Japan's did not, and the reactor was still operating at that time, and Japan had no way to stop it or deal with the site.
After that, Japan did a funny thing, they used concrete to solidify it, which is good, like a stove, if exposed to air it may only take 1 day to extinguish, but if it is sealed, it can burn for ten days or even a month.
After that, the water is constantly washed, and most of the contaminated water comes from here, but the water that comes into direct contact with the nuclear reactor in this way has become what the Japanese government calls "clean" after simple treatment.
Everyone knows that this is clean or not, and Japan has also played a play on words, we say that Japan is discharging nuclear-contaminated water this time, while Japan itself calls the so-called "nuclear treatment water".
Many people know whether they treat it or not, but they turn polluted water into what they call "nuclear treated water", which is why they feel they can discharge it.
Whether it is nuclear contaminated water or "nuclear treatment water" discharge in the sea is absolutely intolerable, many countries have begun to resist and criticize it, but according to current information, Japan's nuclear pollution water discharge has begun.
South Korea and Japan are already similar, and South Korea will definitely be greatly affected after Japan's emissions, but why does the South Korean government go to help Japan say good things? Could it be that there is some secret transaction behind it?
South Korea helps
As early as August 22, South Korea said in the public media: "There is no technical problem in Japan's discharge of nuclear-contaminated water. This means that Japanese technology has been able to treat nuclear-contaminated water and discharge it into the ocean.
After saying this, it immediately ushered in countless media interrogations, and even the local people in South Korea felt very absurd in the face of such words, not to mention that Japan discharged not nuclear wastewater, but nuclear contaminated water, and the gap between the two can be described as worlds apart.
Nuclear wastewater is the product of the normal operation of nuclear energy, and nuclear-contaminated water is water that is in direct contact and can be polluted like Fukushima, Japan, and the confusion of Japanese officials has reached such a level.
But even with such a level of popular will, the South Korean government insisted on supporting Japan's move, and on August 17, South Korean officials even told reporters that they should discharge the contaminated water as soon as possible so as not to affect next spring's parliamentary elections.
In their eyes, the discharge of nuclear-contaminated water, which affects the whole world, is not as important as Japan's parliamentary elections, and it is really putting the cart before the horse.
In fact, the absurd things done by the South Korean government do not stop there, it is reported that the South Korean people and various departments have expressed opposition to Japan's discharge of nuclear-contaminated water into the ocean, but the South Korean government has not said anything.
It can be seen from this that South Korea has already thrown itself into Japan, and the South Korean government headed by Yoon Seok-yue is no longer satisfied with hugging the thigh of the United States, but looks at the former younger brother of the United States - Japan.
And showing the same tolerance for Japan as the United States, if the US troops stationed in South Korea are American people hitting South Koreans in the face, then Yoon Seok-yue bowing to the Japanese flag is hitting himself in the face.
Japan's evil deeds against South Korea during World War II have been ridiculed by Yoon Seok-yue, or the capital to win Japan's help for him.
The attitude of the South Korean government has made many people wonder, as a country across the sea from Japan, is South Korea doing this with some intentions. Or is something so important that nuclear contamination can be ignored?
Nuclear contamination
Japan's discharge of this time is undisputed nuclear-contaminated water, which was stored in buckets on the coast of Fukushima, Japan, before being discharged.
Even so, the nuclear pollution index of the Fukushima seaside has exceeded the standard, and the radioactive substance cesium has reached 180 times the normal, which is already a very serious pollution.
This is the target before Japan did not have emissions, and now that Japan has begun to discharge nuclear contaminated water, how much will the pollution target be in the future? No one knows, but everyone knows that this emission and the world are inseparable.
According to reports, the contaminated water will reach the mainland coastal area within 240 days after entering the ocean fusion, and the western coastal area of the United States after 1400 days, according to experts' predictions, it will cause irreparable impact on the world through rainfall and other means within 10 years.
Unlike humans, marine organisms will be directly affected by nuclear pollution, and the flesh will not play any role in the face of nuclear pollution, and the decline of cellular capacity, the destruction of chemical bonds, and genetic mutations are the most intuitive effects of nuclear pollution.
In fact, if the Japanese government wants to, it is completely possible to properly store the contaminated water, and there are many ways to treat the contaminated water in the world today.
In the case of the United States, they will use burial methods to deeply bury pollutants such as nuclear waste, and it is rumored that the closed devices used in the United States can guarantee that nuclear contamination will not occur for tens of thousands of years.
Many people may say that Japan's land area is too small to use such a method to deal with it, then it is completely possible to use the secondary processing method of nuclear energy for secondary use, which can greatly reduce the generation of nuclear waste.
Japan has chosen the most cost-effective one among many schemes, and direct discharge is the most cost-effective and labor-saving of all plans, requiring no scientific and technological content and effort, only discharging nuclear contaminated water into the sea.
But it is the human race of the world that is affected in this way, and Japan's behavior is to make the world pay for his behavior, but there is also the support of a younger brother like the South Korean government, which is really puzzling.
In fact, a large number of fish killings occurred in South Korea a few months ago, and many people saw this as South Korea's support for Japan's discharge of nuclear-contaminated water.
A large number of fish were killed
In July 2023, a large number of dead sardines appeared on the coast of Jeju Province, South Korea, so large that the seaside was crowded, and this situation was quickly spread on the Internet after being discovered by the public.
Many people didn't know what kind of fish it was at first, and after the official announcement of the South Korean government, many people said to it: "This is the price of the Korean government supporting Japan, this is retribution!" ”
Although this statement is very encouraging, it is not true, these fish have been killed by lack of oxygen during migration, which has happened many times in South Korea.
Although it is confirmed that it has nothing to do with nuclear pollution, Japan has already discharged nuclear contaminated water into the sea, so how should South Korea face this major weapon? Do South Koreans, who are not hungry or tired, really want to mutate with nuclear pollution?
No one understands, but what has been determined is that Japan has already discharged nuclear-contaminated water, and in the face of criticism from all over the world, Japan insists on going its own way, completely leaving the fate of mankind to the unknown, which is really disgusting.
Finally, I hope that Japan can get lost, after all, the blow caused by nuclear pollution is devastated, and Japan itself as a victim of the atomic bomb should understand this matter, but it is determined to discharge and dump.
epilogue
Japan's current international reputation has stinked, and it is unknown whether it will wear a mask when facing the Japanese in the future, just such a nation with no responsibility and no position.
The attitude of retreating in the face of difficulties and throwing the responsibility on others is really not flattering, but it is really puzzling that such a country has been licked by a kind of South Korean leader such as Yoon Seok-yue.
Japan's dumping of nuclear wastewater will not stop, only a country or more countries with enough weight to jointly stop it, otherwise once Japan tastes the sweetness of the later nuclear contaminated water, he will continue to discharge.