CLEAN: Greenpeace says high radiation in Japan seaweed

The transcript discusses the Japanese authorities' research on the contamination of the Fukushima coast, revealing high levels of radioactive materials in the sediment. These materials pose long-term health risks to the Japanese population. Despite limited government permission, researchers found radioactive seaweed. The transcript also includes unrelated statements and concludes with final observations.

What did the Japanese authorities discover in the sediment along the Fukushima coast?

• High levels of radioactive materials

• Increased levels of marine life

• New species of fish

• Decreased water pollution

What is a potential consequence of the contamination found in the Fukushima coast?

• Increased tourism

• Long-term health risks

• Short-term health benefits

• Immediate economic growth

What was a significant finding despite the limited permissions for marine research?

• Improved water quality

• Radioactive seaweed with high contamination

• Reduced radiation levels

• New marine species

What was the reaction of the Japanese government to marine research?

• Complete ban

• Encouragement of international collaboration

• Full support and funding

• Limited permission

What is the nature of the statements towards the end of the transcript?

• Miscellaneous and unrelated

• Strictly about environmental policies

• Focused on economic impacts

• Detailed scientific analysis