Water disposal at Fukushima plant raises the stakes for public understanding


The Japanese government's decision to use the ocean as a disposal site for treated water from the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has left many locals fuming. Experts say public understanding can only be won through drastically improved communication and procedural transparency.

It was announced last month that the treated water will start being released in about two years. The water is to be diluted to lower the concentration of radioactive materials such as tritium to levels that fall below those outlined in national regulations.
For many of Fukushima Prefecture's residents, the news came as a severe blow. It's been more than a decade since their lives were upended by a triple meltdown at the plant following a massive earthquake and tsunami.
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