Three independent U.N. human rights experts on Thursday expressed deep regret over Japan's recent decision to release treated radioactive water accumulated at the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, saying it could impact millions of people across the Pacific region.A joint statement issued by the three called Tokyo's decision "very concerning" and questioned its claim that the tritium levels in the water stored in tanks at the nuclear plant do not pose a threat to human health."The release of one million tons of contaminated water into the marine environment imposes considerabl…READ FULL ARTICLE
