Japan’s plan to release nuclear waste water into sea sparks backlash
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
Japan has announced it will begin releasing nuclear-contaminated water from the Fukushima power plant to sea as early as Thursday, sparking backlash across Asia and around the world. In Seoul, South Korea environmental groups and supporters have protested the decision.
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