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34%
133 votes
66%
258 votes
391
people voted
| Yes, as long as it will be diluted several times | 82 votes |
Yes, as long as it will be diluted several times
21%
| No, I think this will affect aquatic life | 273 votes |
No, I think this will affect aquatic life
70%
| I don't know | 30 votes |
I don't know
8%
| Other - let us know in the comments below! | 6 votes |
Other - let us know in the comments below!
1%
Grandmoo
This is hair raising to say the least. Will the Japanese eat their sushi caught then from such polluted water? If any live forms would be left? I'm sure the fishermen are the elders to speak out pertaining this. Fishing had been part of life since the beginning. Nuclear not.
Alastair6317588
In an effort to cleanup, this proposal has been deemed the best way forward. Is it? I don't know. Humankind has never had to deal with this before so how to proceed? It is very easy to resist this proposal and say no, but then offer a constructive solution too.
Wags8
Worldwide efforts are being made to create a clean and healthy environment that is more nature friendly and does not threaten marine life.
f8078508u
This is the most insane proposal and must be stopped. These people are just looking for a cheap way out. They must be forced to handle this responsibly.
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FelicityHansel
Japan decides to dump millions of waste water into the ocean but defends it's choice by saying they will dilute it first? Are they hearing what they are saying? I suppose it is typical coming from a country that has not respect for women or animals, when is the United Nations going to step in? This is deliberate to say the least.