The International Atomic Energy Agency said Tuesday it supports Japan's decision to release treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the sea and stands ready to provide technical assistance in monitoring the discharge.The U.N. nuclear watchdog reiterated that the water release is in line with international practice and technically feasible, after the Japanese government the same day made the decision on the grounds the plan should pose no safety concerns despite opposition from local fishermen and neighbor nations."I'm confident that the (Japanese) government will con…READ FULL ARTICLE