🎥 Get an inside look at IAEA's Director General @RafaelMGrossi's Pacific visit where he engaged with governments and communities on the #Fukushima Daiichi treated water discharge, addressing local concerns and explaining the science behind our report on #Japan's plans.

@rafaelmgrossi Once Japan starts dumping them into the sea, every country in the world can dump its nuclear waste like Japan. Because instead of the incredibly expensive nuclear waste disposal facilities, they can simply dispose of them like Japan does and throw them into the sea.

@rafaelmgrossi #nuclear_wastewater あなたとIAEAは人類の未来を破壊しています。

@rafaelmgrossi 태평양에선 100만유로를 받았습니까?

@rafaelmgrossi The most dangerous substance in Fukushima's nuclear contaminated water is a radioactive isotope called cesium-137. The half-life is as long as 37 years. Cesium-137, iodine 131, etc. are usually heavy and sink to the bottom of the coast.

@rafaelmgrossi All this fuss for water that is so clean and safe, that you can drink it. It's crazy what disinformation about nuclear power has done to people.

@rafaelmgrossi Did he eat the fish rised in APLS treated water ?

@rafaelmgrossi The world should not pay for the consequences of the Japanese government's inaction, they are endangering our future

@rafaelmgrossi Even though it's not discharged yet Recently, fish with more than 180 times the standard level of cesium were caught in Japan, and a mutant stag beetle was also found.

@rafaelmgrossi Please meet with the Secretary-General of the Green Climate Fund and ask for help with the cost of enriching and storing Fukushima nuclear🙏 If the cost is too high, the Green Climate Fund should help.

@rafaelmgrossi #IAEA 6월1일자 두장짜리 내부보고서 #일본 🇯🇵 미즈노 #IAEA 프리먼 범죄공모 다 담겼다. #nuclear_wastewater #bribe #crime - @YouTube