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An illustrator in #China re-created a famous Japanese painting The Great Wave off #Kanagawa. If Katsushika Hokusai, the original author is still alive today, he would also be very concerned about #JapanNuclearWater.

午前10:56 · 2021年4月26日Twitter for Android

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We prefer neighbours with a strip of clear water to neighbours with a strip of waste water.

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Is that the Tieling power plant in the background? The one in Liaoning that will be dumping contaminated water into the ocean?

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why you act as if you help

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LoL　 ,Hokusai, are a description. Do you like Hokusai?

It's the driving force behind battleships, so it's the American military you're afraid of, isn't it? The use of nuclear weapons.

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自分らの事は棚に上げて置いて何言ってんだか

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So, would be a good opportunity to review the amount of radioisotopes each country releases into the sea. Fair enough.

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へぇ、なるほどねぇ。

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照照镜子看看

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· 4月23日

日本政府による福島第一原子力発電所のALPS処理水の処分に関する基本方針発表を受けての国際原子力機関（IAEA）ラファエル・グロッシー事務局長によるビデオメッセージ（仮訳）（2021年4月13日）

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· 4月13日

I welcome Japan's announcement on how it will dispose of the treated water stored at #Fukushima nuclear power plant. @IAEAorg will work w/

before, during & after the discharge of the water to help ensure this is carried out without an adverse impact on health & environment.1/2

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Although Chinese engineers are very talented, it is very disappointing that there are people like you who do not understand the content of chemical substances and use them for politics. Did you check the amount of chemicals that China's nuclear power plants drain???

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I must say that it is quite ridiculous for your country to ridicule the decision of Japan, which is recognized by the IAEA and other interested countries such as the U.S. and South Korea, without mentioning its own radioisotope emissions.

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Chinese doing Chinese thing.

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You are exposing the ignorance of the tritium contained in the treated water that is released, and at the same time disrespectful to the Japanese culture. Listen to the words of Rafael Grossi, the head of the UN atomic energy agency.

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· 4月24日

There will be “no damage whatsoever” to the environment from the discharge of seawater used to cool the broken reactors at Fukushima nuclear plant, the head of the @iaeaorg chef Rafael Grossi told @UN news.

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Yeah, If he were alive today, he would of course worried about contaminated water dumped into the ocean from nuclear power plants in some countries, but he would be way more upset about this petty parody

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贋作

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Give China data on how much tritium is being emitted from nuclear power plants.

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I don't subscribe to this point of view.

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Free the #Uyghurs.

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You are wrong. We will release #Treatedwater. treatedwater is released from all nuclear power plant in the world. China too. STOP harmful rumor and discrimination anymore.

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I think the international community is worried about the nuclear weapons possessed by hegemonic China.

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这个笨蛋

别胡说八道！

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Now even the Korean Nuclear Society has admitted that the water release is safe. It says "fears not based on scientific facts could do harm to the nation". Just FYI.

Korean Nuclear Society Dismisses Concerns over Fukushima Water Release

A group of South Korean experts in nuclear energy has dismissed concerns over the health impact of Japan’s planned release of radioactive water from its wrecked Fukushima nuclear ...

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Japan plans to discharge safer treated water than China. Tell the illustrator on a scientific basis that "the danger is China's nuclear wastewater." That way he won't draw the wrong illustration.

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I wanna show this tweet to Chinese people

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Is this an irony of the ocean pollution in the East China Sea in China?

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what a low skilled illustrator you have. pity.

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你的理解太差

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What the hell does painting of Katsushika Hokusai have to do with Japanese treated water? I'm certain he will be damn proud of what we have been doing. Following the rules and aiming to make it as transparent as it can be! Thank you sir for your concern anyway.

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これはヘイトにあたるので通報させて頂きました。

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天安門

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I encourage you to study more.　I hope it's not too late.

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You are a real genius!!! d(⌒ー⌒)! This is the "insight" of an official spokesman for the Chinese government. He always bad-mouths Japan. But ..., Mind your own business. Große Aufklärungsarbeit zu Umweltfragen! #Gutmensch #China #official #LijianZhao #赵立坚 #culture #Blasphemy