. Japan announces to release radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean. . Japan will treat the radioactive water before it is released into the Pacific Ocean. . Japan’s efforts to deal with radioactive water. 【小题4】What is the author's attitude to the water release? . Neutral. . ...
B Japan has begun the release (释放) of radioactive (放射性的) water from the Fukushim a nuclear power plant (福岛核电站) into the ocean because it has suffered great damage from a lot of earthquakes and tsunamis. The power company said they had lowered the water's radioactivity. Now, ...
Tokyo plans to release some 1.4 billion liters of radioactive water over the course of at least three decades. By March 2024, only 31,200 metric tons of the treated water -- or 2 percent of the stored water -- will be released. The released water will circle around the Pacific Ocean ...
Japan will start releasing more than 1 million metric tonnes of treated radioactive water from the nuclear power plant in Fukushima on Thursday, despite opposition from its neighbours. The decision comes weeks after the UN's nuclear watchdog approved the plan....
The release of the radioactive water into the sea will deal a blow to Japan's domestic economy first, but its impact will be beyond the Japan. Japan must earnestly address this issue, as the potential impact of the radioactive water on the marine ecosystem is a matter of global concern....
A.Japan's plan to release radioactive water faces delays.B.Japan announces to release radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean.C.Japan will treat the radioactive water before it is released into the Pacific Ocean.D.Japan's efforts to deal with radioactive water.(4)What is the author's ...
2. The water is safe and would not harm the environment.3. Yes, they are.4. China has banned seafood from Fukushima and the capital city, Tokyo. 1. 根据"Fukushima was hit by a huge earthquake and a tsunami in 2011."可知在2011年福岛核电站遭受地震和海啸。2. 根据"Japan stated that ...
The water will first be diluted to reduce the concentration of radioactive material 40 times, according to some of the reports. The release is scheduled to begin in 2022 when the tanks currently storing the water will be full up, although the government has yet to make the o...
JAPAN: Country battles to resolve radioactive water leaksJapan is still struggling with radioactive water issues as powerful aftershocks continue to hit the country.Cat Fitzpatrick
The head of Japan's National Federation of Fisheries Cooperatives has reiterated his group's opposition to Japan's planned discharge of treated radioactive water into the sea from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant, and demanded the governmen