Fukushima: The Never-Ending Challenge of Cleaning Up the Nuclear Disaster Area

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In 2011, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant disaster claimed the lives of up to 18,000 people and resulted in the leakage of radioactive material, rendering the surrounding area uninhabitable.
Despite the passing of decades, the process of recovery and cleanup remains far from complete. The removal of nuclear fuel rods has posed significant challenges, and only recently has the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) approved Japan's plan to release treated water into the ocean, sparking widespread opposition and concern.
This episode has been filmed in 2019
*This documentary is for educational purposes only.*
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I love how Karuna is casually walking whilst being followed by the drone, with Hugh narrating gave me goosebumps. Another amazing informative well put-together documentary by my absolute favourite channel. 👌

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Interesting documentary.

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thanks for sharing sir robloak.

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What a great documentary!

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[@danadurnfordkevinblanchdebunk]

If they do it right, there will be no injuries, deaths or radiation illnesses, just like to the present.

[@Suomi91]

Doesnt need much thinking that dirty water is not good to release to the ocean