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Monday 28 August 2023 | Written by Al Williams | Published in Economy, Environment, National

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Cooks artist calls out authorities over support for release of Japan wastewater
Master carver and renowned creative Mike Tavioni. 23082725

Renowned artist and cultural icon Mike Tavioni has raised his voice in frustration over government support for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report on Japan’s release of ‘treated’ nuclear wastewater into the Pacific.

Renowned artist and cultural icon Mike Tavioni has raised his voice in frustration over government support for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report on Japan’s release of ‘treated’ nuclear wastewater into the Pacific.


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Roger Malcolm on 28/08/2023

Do I trust Japan to do the right thing about disposing with the radio-nucleotide contaminated water they sucked out of the ground to save it from going straight into the ocean? The same Japan that got blown up, sizzled and fried by the first nuclear weapons of the west? Do I trust their openness about what they are doing? Yes I do. And I congratulate them for the way they are doing it. I believe they have got rid of all but the tritium in the water and I am not worried about the tritium. I wear that every day. It illuminates the numbers and hands on my wrist watch. It is one of those old analogue wind up things. The curse is that tritium rapidly decays and it hardly helps illuminate the numbers now and can't be seen at night unless I put my eyeball right on the watch glass.