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Ocean and human health are inextricably linked. A variety of human-induced stressors are affecting the health of our ocean and that of all who depend on it ecologically, culturally and economically. In addition to the impacts of climate change and overfishing, pollution is a major concern that is affecting marine ecosystem health and sustainability.  
The recently commenced discharge of “treated,” radioactively contaminated water from the damaged Fukushima-Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant presents concerns that are both transboundary and trans-generational. The present discharge is unnecessary and irresponsible, with better options available. 
The Fukushima disaster was preventable, was not the first such incident and will not be the last. Addressing the handling of nuclear waste is a growing problem, and hence, Japan, the International Atomic Energy Agency and all nations can work together to turn this tragedy into a opportunity to provide a sound legacy of vital oceans for future generations of Pacific Islanders and all of humanity.

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