Japan eyes Fukushima water release between late Aug. and early Sept.

Japan is considering beginning the release of treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea between late August and early September, even though local fishermen and some countries remain opposed to the plan, government sources said Monday.The government is expected to determine the specific date to start releasing the water after Prime Minister Fumio Kishida returns on Aug. 20 from a trilateral summit with the United States and South Korea to be held at the Camp David presidential retreat near Washington.During their U.S. visit, the Japanese prime minister is…READ FULL ARTICLE