psychodave
Well-known member
I disagree with this.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/e...ety-of-japan-s-fukushima-water-discharge-plan
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/e...ety-of-japan-s-fukushima-water-discharge-plan
Ben Waylin
Banned
Well-known member
Pretty sure I saw this movie, and Godzilla showed up and wrecked Tokyo about 20 minutes in.
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Would it not make more sense to fill the hole in the ozone with these materials? Such exciting times!
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
The cancer-causing radioactive isotopes will be 100% removed first.
The remaining tritium will be in concentrations lower than the standard for human drinking water, and then of course that will be radically-diluted in the ocean.
On top of this, guess what? Tritium has always existed in the ocean anyway and has never been a problem.
The fuss we're hearing about is IMHO brought about by Korea, China and maybe some others' objecting without even sending scientists over to check the levels for themselves, something a bunch of big-hitting countries such as the US and UK have done. All organisations, countries who bothered to test and the international watchdog itself have confirmed that the levels are a nothing burger.
It's obvious there are axes to grind and political agendas to fulfil. It's all about optics these days, ya know?
The remaining tritium will be in concentrations lower than the standard for human drinking water, and then of course that will be radically-diluted in the ocean.
On top of this, guess what? Tritium has always existed in the ocean anyway and has never been a problem.
The fuss we're hearing about is IMHO brought about by Korea, China and maybe some others' objecting without even sending scientists over to check the levels for themselves, something a bunch of big-hitting countries such as the US and UK have done. All organisations, countries who bothered to test and the international watchdog itself have confirmed that the levels are a nothing burger.
It's obvious there are axes to grind and political agendas to fulfil. It's all about optics these days, ya know?
Stripped Rights
Well-known member
Trust the science dood!The cancer-causing radioactive isotopes will be 100% removed first.
The remaining tritium will be in concentrations lower than the standard for human drinking water, and then of course that will be radically-diluted in the ocean.
On top of this, guess what? Tritium has always existed in the ocean anyway and has never been a problem.
The fuss we're hearing about is IMHO brought about by Korea, China and maybe some others' objecting without even sending scientists over to check the levels for themselves, something a bunch of big-hitting countries such as the US and UK have done. All organisations, countries who bothered to test and the international watchdog itself have confirmed that the levels are a nothing burger.
It's obvious there are axes to grind and political agendas to fulfil. It's all about optics these days, ya know?
70 Mach 1
Well-known member
I wonder if that's a bad word in Japan.
It sure looks like one to me
It sure looks like one to me
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WEF Chairman
Banned
Well-known member
Those guys are way smarter than us.
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Not sure which word you mean brother, but having thought about it a bit I reckon there'd have to be some sort of depressive effect on the average Japanes person every time he or she hears the word, "Fukushima" these days.
That Tōhoku quake and tsunami was shattering in so many ways. Most-powerful earthquake ever recorded in Japan and then there's the incredible toll and shock of the tsunami. I mean, that was a tsunami.
Hearing "Fukushima" must surely bring back awful memories.
rsm
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harddriver
Well-known member
Sure they are... lets build 54 Reactors in the RING OF FIRE with more earthquakes and tsunamis that anywhere in the world...What could go wrong?
