福岛第一核电站又排7833吨核污染水，含放射性氚2.4万亿贝克勒尔！日本最大核电站因地震关闭13年后将重启，当地民众炸锅

Core Viewpoint - Tokyo Electric Power Company has completed the 17th discharge of nuclear contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, amid strong opposition from the international community and local residents [4][5]. Group 1: Nuclear Water Discharge - The 17th discharge of nuclear contaminated water began on December 4 and was temporarily halted due to an earthquake on December 8, resuming on December 9. A total of 7,833 tons of contaminated water were discharged, containing approximately 24 trillion becquerels (Bq) of radioactive tritium [4]. - Cumulatively, the total amount of discharged nuclear contaminated water has reached approximately 133,000 tons [4]. - Tokyo Electric Power Company plans to discharge nuclear contaminated water seven times in the fiscal year 2025, with a total planned discharge of about 54,600 tons, concluding with the last discharge in March 2026 [4]. Group 2: Local Opposition and Nuclear Plant Restart - The Niigata Prefectural Assembly approved a supplementary budget to restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant, Japan's largest nuclear power station, which has sparked significant local opposition [4][5]. - During the assembly discussions, many residents expressed their discontent, emphasizing that decisions regarding the nuclear plant's restart should be made by local residents, and recalling the lessons from the Fukushima disaster [5]. - A survey conducted in October revealed that approximately 60% of residents believe the conditions for restarting the plant are not yet met, and about 70% feel uneasy about the operations of Tokyo Electric Power Company [7].