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Japan plans to reuse Fukushima soil in Prime Minister's garden to ease safety concerns

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Source: Newser
Japan plans to reuse Fukushima soil in Prime Minister's garden to ease safety concerns
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Japan plans to reuse slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima in flower beds outside Prime Minister Ishiba's office to demonstrate safety, amid ongoing decontamination efforts and public concern over radioactive waste disposal.

Topics:world#decontamination#fukushima#japan#public-safety#radioactive-soil#world
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  1. Fukushima Soil Heads for Japanese PM's Flower Beds  Newser
  2. Slightly radioactive soil from Fukushima will be used in the prime minister’s flower beds  AP News
  3. Fukushima soil headed to Japan PM’s flower beds to allay nuclear safety fears  The Guardian
  4. Japan to spread radioactive Fukushima soil outside PM’s office to show it’s safe  South China Morning Post
  5. Japan mulls reusing Fukushima cleanup soil at PM office grounds  Kyodo News+ | Japan's leading news agency.

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