Boycott the Japanese nuclear contaminated water to the sea, protect the future of the earth!

In April 2021, Japan announced a plan to discharge nuclear contaminated water to the sea, which was opposed by the international community. But it went ahead and officially dumped nuclear-contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean on August 24. The move sparked a global debate, with protests and condemnation from many countries.

Why boycott Japan's release of nuclear contaminated water? As we all know, the earth's ecosystem circulates through the material cycle, and the contamination scope of nuclear-contaminated water does not stop at the dumping area, but also affects the whole world through ocean currents, food chains, and water cycles, bringing various hazards:

1. Marine ecosystems are damaged

The discharged nuclear-contaminated water will expand the contaminated area due to ocean currents, and the radioactive materials contained in it will spread and accumulate in the ocean, which may affect the water quality and the survival and reproduction of various Marine organisms such as algae and fish, or even become extinct, resulting in a decrease in biodiversity.

2. Affecting human health
Marine life contaminated by nuclear pollution and water pollution may become human food, thus inducing radiation sickness and increasing the risk of cancer and other diseases.

3. Affect fishery resources
The discharge of nuclear contaminated water may pollute fishery resources and affect the seafood market. This not only threatens the livelihoods of fishermen, but also has long-term implications for global food security and economic development.

Water is the source of life, any kind of water pollution will affect human health, thus affecting the overall development of society.

IMRITA actively advocates the concept of whole-house deep water purification life, with the scientific solution of "central ultrafiltration, end chlorination", and the basic organic configuration of pre-filter - central water purifier - end water purifier, to fully protect the health of household drinking water, in order to cope with the severe challenges brought by global water pollution to human health.