.ICAN's tilmanaruff calls the Japanese government's plan to dump radioactive wastewater from Fukushima into the Pacific 'a 19th-century 'dilution is the solution to pollution' approach.'
"Continuing with ocean discharge plans at this time is simply inconceivable," Henry Puna, secretary general of the Pacific Islands Forum intergovernmental group,
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"It's applying a 19th-century 'dilution is the solution to pollution' approach to a problem that really should be dealt with in a much more modern way," he continued."They haven't really considered adequate alternatives to store this water to use it in ways that don't have long-term transboundary and transgenerational impacts across the Pacific."
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