Japan announced it will start releasing radioactive wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean starting Thursday. The move has been condemned by a number of Pacific nations, including China.
Also, I saw reddit libs downplaying it, coming up with excuses about low radioactivity, and why it's not a bad thing, so they can go back to brunch. All because it's Japan doing it, which can do no wrong. If it were China, they'd be frothing at the mouth. Fucking clowns. They couldn't care about what long-term accumulation would do to the environment, the safety of food, and public health. At this stage, anyone who supports these sort of crimes against public health deserve the absolute worst.
They would have to send 2.2 million metric tons of water into space, costing over a trillion dollars. And when one of the rockets inevitably blows up, the environmentalists would cry over some steam that's less radioactive than an airplane flight.
That'd be really funny if it happened though. Maybe we should try blowing up the contaminated water. Itbwill never hurt anyone ever again.
I will shower myself in Fukushima Daiichi wastewater mist
We would also be removing that much water from the water cycle