Japan's nuclear sewage was discharged into the sea, which attracted worldwide attention,
The impact of Japan's nuclear effluents was enormous, eventually spreading around the world, and Japan initially said it was safe.
The news about "a turtle corpse rushed up on the beach of Ninety-nine Miles in Chiba, Japan, netizens: I heard the sound of the ocean crying" sparked heated discussions.
Many people are saying, "I used to think that the aquarium was very pitiful, but it became the safest place, and I felt sorry for every life in the ocean", is this all, or can no one stop Japan from draining the sea? Wait a minute.
It can also be seen that everyone's concern about Japan's nuclear sewage is very strong. So is it the impact of nuclear sewage this time? Let's take a look.
Japan over 1,000 tons of nuclear-contaminated water! The United States is afraid
Indeed, although Japan has not been discharged for a long time, the discharge of nuclear sewage in Japan has reached about 1,095 tons, which is quite terrifying, and it can be said that 1 ton of nuclear sewage may have a big impact, let alone more than 1,000 tons.
However, this is not the end of Japan, according to Japan's emission plan, the first batch of about 7,800 tons is planned to be discharged for 17 consecutive days, and in 2023, a total of 31,200 tons of contaminated water will be discharged in four times.
At the same time, there are plans to show that Japan will continue to discharge its own nuclear sewage for at least 30 years, and you can think that Japan's direct impact is more than 30 years, not to mention intermittent effects.
The most hateful thing is that Japan says that its nuclear sewage is still safe.
Later, as the voice of constant opposition to Japan intensified, Japan may not be able to bear it, and Japan pointed out on 8.26, admitting that about 66% of the existing tanks contained more radioactive material than the standard of nuclear-contaminated water.
I didn't admit it before the discharge, and only after I emitted so much did I admit that Japan's move was really "ruthless enough".
Of course, if we can stop the remaining nuclear water discharged by Japan, I also hope that the world will stop it sooner.
No, there is also a ridiculous news here, the United States is afraid - the United States has always said that the nuclear sewage discharged by Japan is safe, and actually reduced the import of aquatic products from Japan.
What's the situation? Eat when it's safe! But seeing this news is indeed a little bit of that, while supporting, but also afraid, this is the "two-faced".
So, in many cases, the United States is not credible, which is the most obvious situation I personally see, however, we are talking about the great harm of nuclear sewage, not just discharge.
Japanese Chiba turtle carcass! Nuclear sewage kills?
First of all, we must know that Japan's nuclear sewage is extremely harmful, and as mentioned above, Japan has admitted to containing extremely harmful materials.
According to the research, among the nuclear sewage discharged by Japan, tritium may not be the most dangerous, the most harmful to humans and marine life is carbon-14 and iodine-129, carbon-14 half-life is about 5370 years, iodine-129 half-life is longer, about 15.7 million years, and these substances will contact humans through various channels after discharge.
For example, nuclear sewage may be spread through fish, may be evaporated to clouds through atmospheric circulation, and then turned into rain to affect the world, etc., all of which affect humans in these ways.
Once some substances enter the body, such as: cesium will have an impact on the thyroid gland, strontium will invade bones, even trace amounts will cause great damage to local organs, the risk of local cancer increases, etc., which will bring harm to humans.
No, the beach of Ninety-nine Miles in Chiba, Japan, washed up a turtle carcass, and many people are also saying that this may be affected by Japan's nuclear sewage, so there is the death of marine life. Is there such a coincidence that it did not die before discharge, but died after discharge?
If true, then the spread of nuclear sewage in Japan may be faster than we think, because the two areas are hundreds of kilometers apart, and in the area of hundreds of kilometers, the sea water is still diluted, which can kill marine life, you can think about it, this may be the harm of the ocean to human beings is also "fatal".
So, Japanese Chiba turtle carcass! In the end, whether it is the death caused by nuclear sewage, I hope to give some conclusions earlier, I don't know if Japan will give it, but there is indeed a high probability that it is the impact of nuclear sewage, after all, Japan has been discharged for several days, and the proliferation of nuclear sewage in the ocean is already an undeniable fact.
The United States has reduced its imports to Japan, and it is impossible to be afraid, and there are more fears that may be later.