While the local environment bureau said the waters had been cleaned up by Monday afternoon, a strong smell lingers and local fisherman have complained of dying fishes.
Japan has for months urged its citizens to prepare for a possible nuclear war from North Korea, holding safety drills in schools and warning fisherman about surviving a missile attack.
Acadian redfish, haddock and pollock are all lesser known fish species that New England fishermen have turned to as economically viable and sustainable alternatives.
The admission by Tokyo Electric Power(Tepco) could ruin its chances of releasing the water into the ocean, a move the nuclear regulator says is safe, but which local fishermen oppose.
He also nodded to the existing Block Island turbines, saying that they have not had a lasting impact on fishing and that fishermen have told him the fishing around the turbines and their electrical transmission wires has been excellent.
Our colourful boats are the first step on the mackerel's journey from sea to supper, and our fishermen go to great lengths to ensure that this first step is a golden one.
From then on, the fishermen regularly used to take Jesus out on their fishing expeditions and after their return in the evening, Jesus used to expound spiritual matters to them.
Indifferent to the tourists sunbathing nearby, the fishermen carry on the task of mending and preparing the nets, as they have done for hundreds of years.
Our colourful boats are the first step on the herring's journey from sea to supper and our fishermen go to great lengths to ensure that this first step is a golden one.
You can be a victim of runaway fishermen from catching and predator acting as sharks or piranhas, and then there is the fishermen and got on the way people should walk up to you to escape.
It is very likely that these elderly fishermen would never imagine that it is the knowledge they brought to Ilha Grande what promoted the nomination of the Japanese cookery to the degree of Cultural Unattainable Heritage of Humankind, designated by Unesco, in 2013.
Fishermen said that years ago it was easy to catch a fish in the river but today even if you use nets it is practically impossible to catch a fish and many can be found floating, having died of pollution and lack of oxygen.
When the crab reaches the season of season, the fisherman of the Taiza enters five small fishing boats and heads to the fishing ground which is about 40 kilometers off the coast, leaving behind the Taiza Port in the midnight freezing.
The fishermen in Lamu, the oldest Swahili settlement in East Africa, won 1.76 billion shillings($18 million) in compensation this week from a court in the nearby town of Malindi, which also said their rights to culture and information had been violated.
See the motorized canoes transporting visitors along the main canal on a day's expedition, and Intha fishermen majestically rowing their boats with one leg as they cast their nets. Depending on the wind you may pass over floating markets, rickety wooden bridges, a colorful festival, teakwood monasteries, steaming hot springs, or even a bird sanctuary rich in wildfowl.
Working from dusk until dawn, fishermen from around the town of Aral in Kazakhstan haul in a catch from the North Aral Sea, where the water level has risen and salinity has decreased- in stark contrast to the larger South Aral Sea, which has gone nearly dry.
In late September, Tepco was forced to admit that around 80pc of the water stored at Fukushima still contains radioactive substances above legal levels after the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry held public hearings in Tokyo and Fukushima at which local residents and fishermen protested against the plans.
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