Japan’s Fish TOO RADIOACTIVE - Banned In China!
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September 10, 2023
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12:04Now PlayingJapanese authorities have decided to release treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the ocean, and others in the international community are not pleased. China, for one, has announced it will no longer purchase Japanese fish, which is compelling the Japanese government to subsidize the nation’s fishing industry while searching for other markets that WILL accept Japanese fish.
Jimmy and Craig “Pasta” Jardula, along with special guest comedian Chrissie Mayr, discuss why Japan would be allowed to release radioactive water into the world’s oceans and what they might have otherwise done with it.
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