According to the latest report, the discharge of nuclear sewage in Japan has caused a serious ecological disaster. Several dolphins have been stranded, and a large number of squid have been killed in this incident.
The ecological disaster stemmed from the leakage of nuclear water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. These effluents contain large amounts of radioactive substances, which have serious effects on marine life.
Dolphins are one of the important species in the marine ecosystem, and their stranding is a worrying sign. Experts say this may be because dolphins have been affected by radioactive material, causing them to lose their normal ability to navigate.
In addition, a large number of squid also died in this incident. Squid are an important food source for many marine animals, and their death will have serious impacts on the entire ecosystem, leading to the endangerment of more species.
The impact of this ecological catastrophe will not be limited to dolphins and squid, but will also affect other marine species and entire marine ecosystems. Experts called on the Japanese government to take urgent action to stop the discharge of nuclear effluent and take measures to repair the damage already done.
This incident reminds us once again that nuclear energy development must be approached with caution and effective measures taken to protect the health of the environment and ecosystems. Otherwise, we will pay a very high price.