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the french government's nuclear research institute released its contamination report saturday. it calculates that 27.1 thousand tera becquerels have leaked into the ocean as of mid july. most was released by april from plant facilities, including the number two reactor. the french institute says the amount is about 20 times the estimate made by tokyo electric power company. the report says the water contamination caused by the nuclear accident was significant. although radioactive substances are disbursed by ocean currents, the institute calls for on-going testing of marine products as leakage from the nuclear facility continues to pollute the nearby ocean. >>> "newsline" is the place to turn to for the latest on japan post march 11th. we have two segments offering two unique perspectives on the fallout from the earthquake and tsunami. "nuclear watch" brings insight and information on the impact of the fukushima daiichi crisis. and "the road ahead" examines japan's efforts to recover and rebuild. don't miss "nuclear watch" and "the road ahead" on "newsline." >>> the world popul

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nuclear disaster at fukushima, the u.s. government kept providing funding for research and development of nuclear projects. but before the plant can go through, approval from the government is necessary. so the company's ceo went to congress to argue the benefits of the project. >> this program proposed -- >> the program serves the national interest, by bringing to market a nuclear option, a noncarbon source of base-load energy and strengthens the domestic manufacturing base creating jobs and exports. >> reporter: but some congress members are skeptical. >> the fukushima crisis also demonstrated the potential danger, the proposed small modular reactor designs do not appear to make any improvements in this method of spent fuel storage. >> reporter: there's also a growing anti-nuclear sentiment among the u.s. public. >> it is not possible to make an inherently safe nuclear reactor. the technology is inherently dangerous. most of the public doesn't want to live next door to a nuclear power plant. >> reporter: the company wants to continue discussions and convince more americans that their plant is worth while

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if you take this episode and you also look at the fact that iran is making progress on its nuclear research the many, many allies and partners of the united states around the world, along with the help of saudi arabia, because, of course, remember this is not just a crisis in u.s./iran relation. >> sure. >> very much a crisis in relations between saudi arabia and iran. the arab world i think will be nearly unified in opposing the iranian regime and setting up a barrier to the ex-pen is spanns of iranian influence in the middle east through a strong development of the military notice gulf in the in association with the united states. in essence it is an opportunity for the united states as well now to really turn up the pressure and turn up the heat against the irrainian government, which is, of course, an international outlaw as a government. >> nick, turning up that heat here, clearly seen secretary clinton out front, saw attorney general eric holder yesterday. does that indicate to you that this really is a diplomatic and a law enforcement issue here? that they are going to take that stra

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