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Japan Launches 17th Release of Fukushima Wastewater Amid Ongoing Opposition

Japan began the 17th round of wastewater discharge from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant into the Pacific on December 4, 2025 🌊⚛️. This move, first kicked off in August 2023, has now released over 125,000 tonnes of treated nuclear-tainted water into the ocean.

Local fishermen and residents in Fukushima have voiced strong objections, worried about the impact on marine life and their livelihoods. The international community also continues to raise concerns about potential environmental risks and seafood safety 🐟❓.

Back in 2023, artist Li Chaoran from CGTN even dropped a protest song that resonated with many who question Japan's approach to managing its nuclear byproducts 🎶.

So what's next? As debates heat up, experts urge transparent monitoring and open dialogue. For young professionals and eco-warriors, staying informed and engaged is key. Feel free to dive deeper, ask questions, and share your thoughts below 👇.

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