FURIOUS ALLIES. Protestors holding placards march on the streets of Fiji’s capital city Suva on Friday against Japan’s release of
wastewater from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean. China has issued a furious response, and its allies in the Pacific have backed that criticism despite safety assurances from Japan and the International Atomic Energy Agency. AFP
But China has issued a furious response, and its allies in the Pacific have backed that criticism despite safety assurances from Japan and the IAEA. Nigel Marks, a physics professor at Australia’s Curtin University, said the released water contains negligible amounts of radioactive tritium.
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