New documentary showcases the South Korean divers fighting nuclear water pollution

Sue Kim, director of ‘The Last of the Sea Women’, joins Katie Phang to discuss her latest film showcasing the women keeping the long tradition of diving to the ocean floor to harvest seaweed.
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[@kevinjenner9502]

The United States conducted 67 nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands between 1946-1958.

[@johnconnor1847]

That’s just atmospheric testing. They have tested over a thousand. And we need to pay a carbon tax.

[@turdferguson3475]

How about if we give up on all technology and revert to being hunter/ gatherers?

[@andresmattos7541]

READ ABOUT UNIT 731, IT WAS BRUTAL!

[@Tnakamura11]

Japan's Ministry of Environment said radioactivity concentration in the ocean at Fukushima area was lower and safe even in 2012 just one year after the incident. And the incident happened at the other side of Japan, Pacific Ocean. Look at the map before you embarrass yourself.

[@lalah9481]

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[@josephsonora3787]

BUT N00000000! NUCLEAR WASTE ISN'T CAUSING GL0BAL WARMING....🤭