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Japan says it’s okay to purify and dilute contaminated water, but 30 years ago, Russia was in a different position When Russia tried to dump nuclear waste into the sea, it even revised international agreements to prevent it
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(1)Japan, which prevented the release of the water
(2)Strong opposition at the time of work…Leading the Convention on the Prevention of Waste Disposal
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(1)Japan, which prevented the release of the water
(2)Sean Bernie, Greenpeace Senior Nuclear Specialist
(3)Given that Japan funded Russia to have its own cleanup facility instead of marine speculation at the time, this decision is a double standard hypocrisy
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