Listen to @rafaelmgrossi on the @bbcworldservice as he explains why the UN must deliver more and how he plans to make it more effective.
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The IAEA has confirmed that the tritium concentration in the 20th batch of ALPS-treated water, which Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) commenced discharging today from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, is far below Japan’s operational limit and consistent with international safety standards.
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Pleased to sign an agreement today in Buenos Aires with @dreidel1, following President @jmilei’s announcement of Argentina’s nuclear plan. This partnership will expand @IAEAorg and 🇦🇷 Argentina’s collaboration on #SMRs to meet the energy demands of data centers & AI applications.
@IAEANS@iaeaorg At the IAEA we firmly believe that we can learn from FORO good practices and experience in strengthening nuclear and radiological security in the region.
The IAEA Director General delivered the Comprehensive Report to the Prime Minister of Japan. The result of a large effort during the last 2 years. My sincere gratitud to IAEA Staff and the International Experts that participated in this relevant Project. https://t.co/kMQxiIjdtD
This week the IAEA visited the Pacific Island Forum to brief the Pacific Nations on how we monitor, review and corroborate the safety of Japan’s plans related to discharge of ALPS-treated water to ensure that will be implemented in a safe manner. https://t.co/R5a5vMOHjr
This mission provided to the Task Force details from Japanese NRA about the regulatory approaches established for the ALPS water discharge. The assessment will be very useful to draw conclusions for our report before the water discharge #nuclearsafety https://t.co/ukg30ybVFb
Our IAEA Laboratories are ready to conduct independent corroboration of the data published by Japan related to the source and environmental monitoring and the ocupational radiation data, before, during and after of the ALPS treated water discharge. https://t.co/oEFzxKJpXh
10 years on, crucial steps have been taken to make nuclear energy safer — because the world can't let an accident like the one at #Fukushima ever happen again, @rafaelmgrossi explains ⬇️