Radioactive contamination: Nuclear wastewater contains radioactive substances, such as tritium, strontium, cesium, etc.If these substances enter the Marine ecosystem, they may cause radioactive contamination of Marine life, affecting their growth and reproduction ability, and even further affect the entire food chain.
Ecosystem destruction: The discharge of nuclear wastewater can lead to the destruction of Marine ecosystems.The accumulation of radioactive materials could lead to a decline in biodiversity, a decline in Marine plant and animal populations, and possibly even a species extinction.
Food safety concerns: Radioactive materials entering the ocean may enter human food through the food chain.Marine life, such as fish and shellfish, can accumulate radioactive materials, posing a potential threat to human health.This can lead to food safety issues and have a negative impact on human health.
Transnational impacts: The sea is part of the global ecosystem, and the discharge of nuclear wastewater may have an impact on neighboring countries as well as countries farther away from Fukushima.Radioactive materials could spread to other areas through ocean flows, with transnational impacts on Marine ecosystems and food safety.
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