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South Korea experts say Japan carefully answered questions on plan to release radioactive water

Por: Associated Press Science May 24, 2023

TOKYO (AP) — The head of a South Korean team of experts said Wednesday they saw all of the facilities they had requested to visit at Japan’s tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant and Japanese officials had carefully answered their questions about a contentious plan to release treated but still slightly radioactive water into the sea, a sign of a further thawing of ties between the countries.During their two-day visit, which was closed to... + full article



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