Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant has begun discharging treated wastewater into the Pacific Ocean. This process, carried out in two phases, meets safety limits and is expected to release around 7,800 tonnes of water. Learn more about the plant's ongoing efforts to manage radioactive substances.
Fukushima fishermen file lawsuit to halt wastewater release from nuclear plant | Concerns over industry reputation and health risks | Strong opposition from China | Government assures safety | 100 plaintiffs to submit lawsuit.
El Niño has returned to the Pacific, and experts predict that 2024 will be the hottest year on record. The global climate phenomenon will cause drought in Africa and Australia and increased rainfall in Southern California, affecting crops worldwide. This article highlights the need for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change.
El Nino has arrived earlier than expected, and it's going to be a strong one. This weather phenomenon will cause record warmth worldwide and could increase the likelihood of 2023 becoming the hottest year on record. With a 25% chance of being supersized, this El Nino will flip weather patterns upside down, resulting in unexpected scenarios like drought turning into wet conditions. NOAA issues an El Nino advisory as the natural warming event of the Pacific leads to warped weather across the globe.
Fukushima fishermen file lawsuit to halt wastewater release from nuclear plant | Concerns over industry reputation and health risks | Strong opposition from China | Government assures safety | 100 plaintiffs to submit lawsuit.
Japan's plan to release Fukushima radioactive water raises concerns. Government-approved, but controversial decision sparks fears among locals and neighboring countries.