As dedicated advocates of sustainable development, we, a group of passionate individuals, established the Student League of Sustainable Development a year ago. Our mission is unwavering: to champion and exemplify sustainable principles. Our collective strength, comprising nearly a hundred members from both local and international high schools, has been channelled tirelessly into fostering awareness and translating sustainability into action.
The news on August 24th struck us like a lightning bolt, fueling an inferno of anger and a tide of sorrow. Japan's decision to release treated nuclear wastewater into the ocean not only imperils the fragile ocean equilibrium and ecosystems but also sends shockwaves of concern about the grave risks to human health. Imagine the contamination of marine life within our food chain, a potential catastrophe in the making. Our cherished ocean, a realm we've vowed to fiercely protect, now hangs on the precipice of an unprecedented threat. This pivotal moment is a rallying cry, urging us to unite with a blazing determination and demand an immediate, unwavering halt to this ongoing tragedy.
In the face of this adversity, we stand united, urging not only for the preservation of our precious oceans but for the safeguarding of the collective future that they represent. Let us, with resolute determination, lend our voices to this vital cause and ensure that our shared home, the ocean, remains an emblem of life, sustenance, and hope.
Updates
August 26, 2023
We are currently formatting a formal request for information to be delivered to the relevant environmental oversight committees. Several regional news outlets have reached out to verify our data on marine ecosystem risks and we are coordinating those briefings now.
August 26, 2023
The current level of public interest has reached a threshold that allows us to request a formal meeting with the regulatory committee. We are now finalizing the technical briefing documents to ensure our arguments are framed precisely for their review.
26 Comments
Much larger amounts of tritium (in the form of 'tritiated water' THO) have been routinely added to the environment from several installations in several countries. That fact does not necessarily make OK the declared Fukushima trickle, but the context is important. If the declared Fukushima release is wrong, the much larger releases should be condemned also.
核污水排放对环境和人类健康构成极大的潜在风险。即使核污水被稀释和处理，仍会对海洋生态系统和渔业造成长期的影响。日本应该立即停止这一反人类行为，在国际协商和合作的基础上寻找更安全和可持续的方法来处理核污水。
I bitter against Japan's action of discharge of nuclear sewage, and if they can't drink the water themselves to prove the quality of the water, then I demand them to stop the discharge right now!
Your behavior is selfish and shameless. Many of my classmates haven't even gone to the sea. I just finished going to Sanya in July. I don't want the ocean, which accounts for more than 70% of the earth, to become your polluted land!!!
Strongly condemn Japan for discharging nuclear sewage into the sea! The world can be without an island country, but it cannot be without the sea!
can't you hear the Earth weeping
for all rights for us and for all
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As dedicated advocates of sustainable development, we, a group of passionate individuals, established the Student League of Sustainable Development a year ago. Our mission is unwavering: to champion and exemplify sustainable principles. Our collective strength, comprising nearly a hundred members from both local and international high schools, has been channelled tirelessly into fostering awareness and translating sustainability into action.
The news on August 24th struck us like a lightning bolt, fueling an inferno of anger and a tide of sorrow. Japan's decision to release treated nuclear wastewater into the ocean not only imperils the fragile ocean equilibrium and ecosystems but also sends shockwaves of concern about the grave risks to human health. Imagine the contamination of marine life within our food chain, a potential catastrophe in the making. Our cherished ocean, a realm we've vowed to fiercely protect, now hangs on the precipice of an unprecedented threat. This pivotal moment is a rallying cry, urging us to unite with a blazing determination and demand an immediate, unwavering halt to this ongoing tragedy.
In the face of this adversity, we stand united, urging not only for the preservation of our precious oceans but for the safeguarding of the collective future that they represent. Let us, with resolute determination, lend our voices to this vital cause and ensure that our shared home, the ocean, remains an emblem of life, sustenance, and hope.
Updates
August 26, 2023
We are currently formatting a formal request for information to be delivered to the relevant environmental oversight committees. Several regional news outlets have reached out to verify our data on marine ecosystem risks and we are coordinating those briefings now.
August 26, 2023
The current level of public interest has reached a threshold that allows us to request a formal meeting with the regulatory committee. We are now finalizing the technical briefing documents to ensure our arguments are framed precisely for their review.
26 Comments
Japan should stop dumping treated nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean right now. Detailed research have proved that nuclear radiation in the water is severely exceeding the standard. I am only a 16 year old, I want to see clear blue oceans when I grow up, not filthy polluted nuclear wastewater. What Japan did isn’t just endangering sea life, but also threatening the life of humans all over the world. It is a selfish and stupid decision and I strongly oppose their actions
Much larger amounts of tritium (in the form of 'tritiated water' THO) have been routinely added to the environment from several installations in several countries. That fact does not necessarily make OK the declared Fukushima trickle, but the context is important. If the declared Fukushima release is wrong, the much larger releases should be condemned also.
核污水排放对环境和人类健康构成极大的潜在风险。即使核污水被稀释和处理，仍会对海洋生态系统和渔业造成长期的影响。日本应该立即停止这一反人类行为，在国际协商和合作的基础上寻找更安全和可持续的方法来处理核污水。
I bitter against Japan's action of discharge of nuclear sewage, and if they can't drink the water themselves to prove the quality of the water, then I demand them to stop the discharge right now!
Your behavior is selfish and shameless. Many of my classmates haven't even gone to the sea. I just finished going to Sanya in July. I don't want the ocean, which accounts for more than 70% of the earth, to become your polluted land!!!
Strongly condemn Japan for discharging nuclear sewage into the sea! The world can be without an island country, but it cannot be without the sea!
can't you hear the Earth weeping
for all rights for us and for all
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Japan should stop dumping treated nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean right now. Detailed research have proved that nuclear radiation in the water is severely exceeding the standard. I am only a 16 year old, I want to see clear blue oceans when I grow up, not filthy polluted nuclear wastewater. What Japan did isn’t just endangering sea life, but also threatening the life of humans all over the world. It is a selfish and stupid decision and I strongly oppose their actions