As an island nation, Japan naturally has a strong sense of national crisis. Judging by movements of earth's crust and frequent tsunamis, constant expansion of the mountain.

Therefore, nuclear power plants with a longer service life were chosen towards supply of electricity generation, because thermal generation is very difficult to implement for island countries. The cost of generating thermal energy is not only high, even if system is formed, consumption of basic resources is also sky-high.

There are more than 50 nuclear power plants in operation in Japan, where tsunamis often occur. Although it is not suitable for construction of a large number of nuclear power plants, it is still expanding to solve energy crisis.

The March 11, 2011 tsunami caused explosion of Fukushima nuclear power plant, causing huge controversy when radioactive wastewater was dumped. Not only did member's official career not continue to grow, official account stopped being updated and he retired from Japanese politics in 2015.

Japan's nuclear fear

Japan is currently first and only country in world to be hit by a nuclear attack. This is also an important reason why Japanese talk about nuclear bleaching.

However, in order to conserve resources and increase income, Japan's use of nuclear power plants to generate electricity is also fraught with a huge crisis. The most dangerous of these is social panic caused by explosion of Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan.

The public has always believed that explosion of three power units of Fukushima nuclear power plant, caused by tsunami, was third nuclear attack on Japan.

The Japanese began to ask Japan to stop use and construction of nuclear power plants. Of course, this is only a wish. The nature of island country determines that it is difficult for it to carry out deep development. The lack of basic resources makes it difficult to implement other models of electricity generation.

However, for Japan, nuclear power is a double-edged sword. Once tsunami explodes and leaks nuclear materials, contamination of construction site will be very large.

The most important hidden danger of a nuclear power plant is discharge of nuclear wastewater. After explosion at Fukushima nuclear power plant, Japanese government announced that it had treated nuclear wastewater of Fukushima nuclear power plant.It will take 123 tons Nuclear wastewater from Fukushima nuclear power plant was dumped into Pacific ocean for 30 years.

High-radiation elements krypton, xenon, strontium, iodine, cesium, etc. in radioactive wastewater are very harmful to human body. When dumped into ocean, these elements with strong radiation damage will take from ten to several years decades before it begins to enter a period of decay.

The cost of true radioactive wastewater treatment is very high, and it is still a world-class R&D project in terms of complexity. Treatment of nuclear wastewater can naturally remove some impurities from them, but it is impossible to completely remove and purify highly radioactive elements.

When collecting turbid water and nuclear waste water, turbid water can be filtered and purified to level of drinking water, but radioactive elements in radioactive waste water cannot be purified.

Of course, there is now an emission standard, and Japan has finally reached this value after several tests, but Japanese doubt value of this test.

Compliance with nuclear wastewater discharge standards

After many tests, Japan has announced to outside world a set of data that it meets its emission standards. Then they began to announce to world that in next 30 years, 123 tons of nuclear wastewater from Fukushima nuclear power plant would be dumped into Atlantic Ocean.

However, Japanese do not trust this result. People who have been heartbroken by a nuclear holocaust are chasing nuclear wastewater release label. In fact, according to data, even if radiation norm is observed, attenuation caused by magnitude of radioactive elements is limited.

As a major fishing nation, people of Japan oppose dumping of nuclear wastewater. The main reason is that they fear that radioactive elements in nuclear wastewater will have an irreversible impact on fishing industry, harm ecology of coastal waters and pollute development of all mid-sea fisheries.

This kind of anxiety is undoubtedly related to crisis of survival of future generations. Once Japan's fishing industry takes a heavy hit, not only will affect development of Japan's core economy, but will also cause a survival crisis.

In 1960s, Japan ranked first in world in terms of fish production. With recovery of Japanese economy, rapid development of technology and automobile industry, and changes in structure of economy, Japan has gradually moved away from first place in world. throne of fishing production has given way to China.

However, Japan's fishing industry is still one of top ten largest in world.Japanese fears seem to be justified.

For safety of environment and survival of future generations, Japanese have marched many times, asking Japanese government for transparent test data and asking Department of Environmental Protection to treat nuclear wastewater to a standard that is basically drinkable.

Currently, countries around world are also very concerned about Japan's discharge of nuclear wastewater. In addition to United States of America, which has spoken out in support of Japan, many countries have expressed concern about Japan's release of nuclear wastewater. into ocean.

Member who drank nuclear sewage

Under pressure of various public opinions, Japanese government directly organized participation of a member of parliament to solve this problem in order to suppress unrest at social level as soon as possible.

Of course, solution to this problem is also very simple - arrange for Japanese Congressman Yasuhiro Sonode to drink purified nuclear wastewater during live performances to dispel public panic. Sonoda Yasuhiro suddenly found himself in spotlight of solving this problem.

Kohiro Sonoda is a member of parliament himself, he can only obey a performance given by this politician and cannot refuse. Sonoda Yasuhiro started a live broadcast of drinking nuclear sewage after giving an interview.

When Yasuhiro Sonoda held up cup of radioactive sewage, camera captured his hand trembling. This detail was also interpreted by Japanese. The treated radioactive sewage is also undrinkable, so there is a psychological fear factor in Tianyuan Kangbo.

But there are people who don't think so. They think that what Japanese congressman Yasuhiro Sonoda drank was not nuclear sewage at all, but fake nuclear sewage. What he drank was actually drinking water. When he drank water, he deliberately showed shaky hand movements and hid his problem with drinking water through acting.

Despite many different opinions, Japanese government, which dumped radioactive waste into sea, proceeded to implement its plan. However, Yasuhiro Sonoda stopped updating his official account after his performance was upgraded.

And in second year after he stopped updating information, he left political arena of Japan. After 2015, this congressman who drank radioactive wastewater and paved way for a nuclear wastewater dump was never seen again.

Summary

Although Yasuhiro Sonoda promoted political arena, he later went into business and participated in cross-border power supply projects, and also served as general manager of project. And he also participated in speech of ACD cross-border e-commerce project in Chengdu. Although he came to China by a different route and all aspects of his body are normal, this does not mean that treated nuclear waste water will not affect marine environment.

Because if release of nuclear wastewater causes radioactive contamination, it will not be immediately noticeable. The nuclear strikes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki have not completely eliminated threat of nuclear radiation until today.

If 123 tons of nuclear waste is dumped into ocean, it will create a threat of nuclear radiation to neighboring countries and ocean current areas among the seething ocean currents.