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    Japan is planning to discharge over 1 million tonnes of treated radioactive water from the ruined Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the ocean. The water contains tritium, which scientists say is too weak to penetrate the skin but could increase cancer risks if consumed in large quantities. United Nations experts have expressed concern that the water release could impact marine life and humans across the Pacific region. Japan claims the water is treated and will be safe, but neighboring countries and environmental groups dispute this and oppose the discharge without further assessment of risks. An international nuclear taskforce will review Japan's plans and environmental impact.

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    Japan is planning to discharge over 1 million tonnes of treated radioactive water from the ruined Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the ocean. The water contains tritium, which scientists say is too weak to penetrate the skin but could increase cancer risks if consumed in large quantities. United Nations experts have expressed concern that the water release could impact marine life and humans across the Pacific region. Japan claims the water is treated and will be safe, but neighboring countries and environmental groups dispute this and oppose the discharge without further assessment of risks. An international nuclear taskforce will review Japan's plans and environmental impact.

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    Japan is planning to discharge over 1 million tonnes of treated radioactive water from the ruined Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the ocean. The water contains tritium, which scientists say is too weak to penetrate the skin but could increase cancer risks if consumed in large quantities. United Nations experts have expressed concern that the water release could impact marine life and humans across the Pacific region. Japan claims the water is treated and will be safe, but neighboring countries and environmental groups dispute this and oppose the discharge without further assessment of risks. An international nuclear taskforce will review Japan's plans and environmental impact.

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    Japan is planning to discharge over 1 million tonnes of treated radioactive water from the ruined Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the ocean. The water contains tritium, which scientists say is too weak to penetrate the skin but could increase cancer risks if consumed in large quantities. United Nations experts have expressed concern that the water release could impact marine life and humans across the Pacific region. Japan claims the water is treated and will be safe, but neighboring countries and environmental groups dispute this and oppose the discharge without further assessment of risks. An international nuclear taskforce will review Japan's plans and environmental impact.

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