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lark

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5. Hope it's safe for them to do that!

Reply to bananas (Original post)

Mon Feb 29, 2016, 02:20 PM

Feb 2016

I knew they were major factors in fighting illegal sea mammal killings, guess it's a natural thing for them to be concerned about things in the sea that are harmful as well. I hope this time they took the necessary precautions to keep their people safe. I think it's a very safe bet to think that things in the sea around Fukishima are way worse than they've been portrayed by Tepco and the Japanese government.

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Greenpeace Surveys Fukushima Site Five Years After Meltdown [View all] bananas Feb 2016 OP

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Hope it's safe for them to do that! lark Feb 2016 #5