Japanese Government To Start Ocean Dumping nuclear wastewater
for dumping the accumulated nuclear wastewater is that “We are running out of room to create the necessary space to further steadily advance the decommissioning process of Fukushima Daiichi. In order to overcome this situation, we cannot avoid the disposal of ALPS-treated water, which is a prerequisite for decommissioning.”
This land could be used for many more wastewater storage tanks than currently exist, allowing more time and effort to be put into the decontamination and treatment. But it seems that the responsible parties are unwilling to spend more money to do that.The radioactive wastewater ultimately comes from inside the leaking nuclear reactor, and has come directly into contact with the nuclear material itself.
The direct-contact radioactive contaminated wastewater at Fukushima coming out of the reactor, is first stored in tanks, then treated via a process known as Advanced Liquid Processing System . This processing has been developed to remove some of the nuclear contamination. The water is then stored again as “” in other tanks, and may go through another treatment cycle. It is this “treated water” water that the government is planning on dumping into the pacific ocean.
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