Japan has been releasing Fukushima nuclear-contaminated water into the Pacific Ocean since August 24, sparking continuous attention and opposition worldwide.
Across the Pacific, residents of Monterrey, Mexico, have taken to the streets to express their strong disapproval of Japan's actions. Local activists are deeply worried about the potential negative impacts on countries like Mexico. \"I think Japan's decision is very hasty, unnecessary and unethical,\" said a passionate local activist. \"This is a decision that should be made by everybody, not only by just a few.\" The widespread concerns highlight the global implications of Japan's water disposal practices and underscore the need for collective decision-making in environmental matters.
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Mexicans say Japan's dumping of nuclear-tainted water is unethical
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