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What are the difference between the radioactive contaminated wastewater from Fukushima, and the wastewater from nuclear power plants? British Nuclear Expert Shaun Burnie, says that it is disingenuous and incorrect for the Japanese government to basicly say this is the same as routine discharge.

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@chenweihua western medias are totally double standard to Japan's contaminated wastewater problem.

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Obviously,TikTok is more objective than X

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Need to bring to tribunal and charge Japan for the worse crime to human’s property.

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@JLAwakening TEPCO the holding co. of Fukushima nuclear power plant, has its first major shareholder in BlackRock in USA, Vanguard Navigator as 2nd largest shareholder and Japan gov as its 3rd largest shareholder.

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We know why it was allowed.

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The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor of the United States and invaded China. Japan should have destroyed the country and did not deserve to live until now

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I understand that natural occurring tritium in the ocean is at a higher level than that released by the Japanese.

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