China bans Japanese seafood as Fukushima wastewater released into ocean
Beijing criticises ‘selfish and irresponsible’ action but Japan and UN nuclear watchdog say radioactivity levels well below safe levels
Fukushima
Japan begins releasing Fukushima wastewater into the Pacific Ocean
Move comes despite significant opposition as China suspends imports of all aquatic products from Japan
Toxic fallout from Fukushima nuclear accident will continue for decades
Japan to release treated radioactive water into Pacific Ocean as opponents react with impotent fury
Japan to release Fukushima water into ocean from Thursday
Plan given green light by UN nuclear watchdog but is criticised by China as ‘extremely selfish’
South Koreans protest over Japanese plans to release Fukushima nuclear wastewater into sea
South Korea has been trying to calm people’s fears of food contamination and environmental risks
Twelve years on from Fukushima’s horror, fishermen still feel the effects
Japan Letter: A plan to release 1.3 million tons of contaminated wastewater into the Pacific has infuriated those who make their living from the sea
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