Japan in talks with 8 cent per share $UCLE for help to monitor 1.3 million tons of dangerously radioactive water from FUKUSHIMA hazardous radioactive water

Japan will release 1.3 million tons of highly radioactive water from 2011 Fukushima meltdown

When the Fukushima nuclear power plant melted down in 2011, Japan contained 1.3 million tons of hazardous water that was radioactive with tritium.

The water is too dangerous for the entire planet to release without controls in place to monitor the tritium levels.

Japan is now ready to begin releasing this radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean, but first is required to monitor the tritium levels to be safe.

U. S. Nuclear Corp ($UCLE: OTCQB) is the world’s only tritium monitoring company and is now in discussions with Japan to supply them with several sophisticated and costly tritium monitors.

Each tritium monitor can cost close to a million dollars and the number of monitors used is. Lt yet known but is expected to be in. the range of dozens.

U.S. Nuclear has several high-growth profit centers that could catapult sales, but this one could happen fast because Japan is highly motivated to dump this radioactive water int the ocean sooner than later.

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