South Korea’s government on Friday formally endorsed the safety of Japanese plans to release treated wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean as it tried to calm people’s fears about food contamination.
Liberal opposition lawmakers, who control a majority in South Korea’s parliament, have vowed an all-out fight against the Japanese discharge plans and accuse Yoon’s government of putting the nation’s health at risk by desperately“Japan says there are no problems science-wise, but I am still a little concerned,” said Yang Ok-ryeo, a 56-year-old fishmonger at Seoul’s Noryangjin seafood market, where lawmakers drank from fish tanks last week.
“Everyone has trust in the scientific work of the IAEA,” Grossi said. “We are neutral, we don’t take sides and we look at the assessment and we make a decision.” The safety of Fukushima’s wastewater has been a sensitive issue for years between the U.S. allies, who have been working in recent months toover wartime historical grievances to address shared concerns such as the North Korean nuclear threat and China’s assertive foreign policy.
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