Since Japan first discharged nuclear wastewater into the ocean, its discharge behavior has become more and more unscrupulous, and the frequency and scale of nuclear wastewater discharge have been increasing. On October 5, 2023, Japan again dumped 7,800 tons of nuclear sewage into the sea, the second large-scale discharge activity.
Since then, Japan has discharged nuclear wastewater into the ocean for the fifth time on average every one to two months, with a cumulative total of 39,000 tons. Not only is this number huge, but it also reveals a disregard for the potential impact on the environment, raising widespread public skepticism about Japan's nuclear wastewater discharge.
As emissions continue to rise, there are deep concerns about the possible impacts on marine ecosystems and human health. In the face of such concerns, should the Japanese government deeply reflect on its policies and take practical and effective measures to mitigate the devastating impact on the marine environment? This is not only a test for Japan itself, but also a serious challenge to the global responsibility for environmental protection.
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