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Scientists Approve Japan's Plan to Dump 1 Million Tonnes of Fukushima Nuclear Waste in Pacific Ocean
Japan's neighboring nations have rejected their plan to discharge water that was used to cool the nuclear plant's melted reactors into the sea, but experts say the dangers are minimal
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