At 12 noon Beijing time on August 24 and 13 o'clock local time in Japan, Japan's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant officially started the discharge of nuclear contaminated water into the sea.
Japan has finally committed crimes against humanity as the scum that harms mankind, pollutes the earth, destroys human civilization and the ecological environment.
The discharge of nuclear sewage into the sea, in addition to directly causing serious damage to the earth's marine ecology, and seriously affecting marine aquaculture and seafood production, may trigger a global food crisis.
According to relevant information, Fukushima nuclear sewage contains a total of 64 radioactive elements, including tritium and carbon-14, which cannot be completely treated, and their residues will also enter the ocean with the nuclear sewage and then spread to the world.
According to relevant estimates, the contaminated nuclear sewage will reach China's coastal areas in 240 days.
Current scientific research has confirmed that some of the long-lived nuclides in this nuclear effluent will spread with ocean currents and form bioconcentration effects, and their pollution will last for thousands of years.
Some people think that the ocean is large and has a strong dilution capacity, and the sea should be able to "digest" this nuclear wastewater very quickly. However, in fact, these nuclear wastewater containing radioactive substances is very powerful, and its "toxicity" is far from being comparable to ordinary industrial wastewater, even after thousands of times and tens of thousands of times dilution, their half-life is still decades or even hundreds of thousands of years.
According to research by the German Marine Research Institute, the radioactive materials contained in nuclear sewage can spread to most of the Pacific Ocean within 57 days from the date of discharge into the sea, and will spread to the global sea after 10 years.
In addition, the Earth's atmospheric circulation is very likely to evaporate the nuclear contaminated water to the clouds, drift it around the world, and then rain it to every corner of the earth, and the impact of this secondary disaster is far-reaching and incalculable.
Under this influence, marine life around the world will be contaminated by nuclear radiation, a large number of animals and plants may mutate, and some will even become extinct on a large scale!
Nuclear wastewater contains a large amount of radioactive materials, and after contact with the human body, people also have lesions, and even cause genetic mutations, increasing the risk of cancer.
There is such a paragraph:
A young Japanese boy looked at the ruins of the Fukushima nuclear power plant in the distance and asked his grandfather:
"Grandpa, was this a nuclear power plant before?"
"Yes."
Grandpa sighed and patted the child's head.
"Grandpa, then, has the leaked nuclear radiation been dealt with?"
"Yes."
Grandpa sighed again and patted the child's second head.
The biggest impact of this is the food crisis it causes.
Japan's discharge of nuclear sewage has directly impacted the coastal aquaculture industry in Pacific Rim countries, especially coastal aquaculture and distant-water fishing on the mainland.
When coastal aquaculture and fishing are severely affected, seafood production and consumption rates will be greatly reduced. Seafood is a main protein intake channel for human beings, once the consumption rate of seafood is reduced, the protein intake can only be converted to land substitution in a large area, that is, freshwater aquatic products and chicken, duck, pig, beef and mutton.
It is bound to raise the price of onshore meat and impact the supply of meat products.
On the other hand, the natural water cycle is responsible for the ecological balance of the entire earth, but Japan's waste directly destroys the water cycle that originally regulates the ecology, and aggravates the deterioration of the earth's ecology, which in turn causes ecological disasters for the entire earth.
Once rain containing radioactive elements rains around the world, it will have a devastating impact on crops, reducing crop yields, dying and pollution. The potential risk of a global food crisis increases dramatically due to the impact of war, turmoil and natural disasters.
The launch of Japan's nuclear waste into the sea will bring the global food crisis to an early stage.
This is not alarmist, radioactive materials have been detected from Fukushima's plants, soil, objects, and even fine dust and air, and some plants and animals have mutated.
Once a global food crisis erupts, bigger wars and upheavals will follow.
No one is immune, and this is a tragedy for all humanity.
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