日本の福島第一原子力発電所の汚染水の漏れが東京オリンピックに影響を与える可能性
- 福島第一原子力発電所の汚染水の漏れが東京オリンピックへの影響を高める可能性がある。
- 最近、サイトからの汚染水の漏れに関する情報が明らかになり、東京オリンピックの入札に暗雲が立ち込めた。
- しかし、オリンピックは世界的な注目を集め、日本の福島第一原子力発電所の封じ込めと清掃の取り組みが厳しく監視されるだろう。
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以下の文の和訳をお願いします。 But the Olympics will heighten global scrutiny of Japan’s containment and cleanup efforts at the stricken Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, about 155 miles north of Tokyo. Recent revelations of leaks of contaminated water from the site had cast a pall on Tokyo’s bid in its final weeks.
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しかしオリンピックは、東京から約155マイルしか離れていない、損傷している福島第１原発を、日本がどのように格納し汚染除去の努力をしているかについてる世界中の監視の目が厳しくなるであろう。 当原発からの汚染水の漏洩が最近公になったことは、開催地選択の最後の過程で、東京を開催地とする案に、暗雲を投げかけている。
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しかしオリンピック（開催）で、東京の約155マイル北にあって傷害を負っている福島第一原子力発電所を日本がどう封じ込めるか、どう浄化努力をするかに対して世界的な精査の眼差しが高まるだろう。その場所からの汚染水の漏洩に関する最近の新事実により、その（オリンピック開催地問題の）最終的な段階で、東京への入札に対して黒票が投じられた（難色が示された・暗雲が垂れ込めた）。
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