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Micronesian leader says he trusts Japan's nuclear wastewater disposal process

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Micronesian President Wesley Simina has expressed confidence in Japan’s treatment of radioactive water being dumped from the disabled Fukushima Daiichi power plant into the Pacific Ocean. “The visit to Fukushima underscores the FSM’s deep trust in the government of Japan,” Simina said after touring the power plant during his visit to Japan this month. Japan’s […] The post Micronesian leader says he trusts Japan’s nuclear wastewater disposal pr…

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Micronesian leader says he trusts Japan's nuclear wastewater disposal process

Micronesian President Wesley W. Simina has expressed confidence in Japan’s treatment of radioactive water being dumped from the disabled Fuk

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