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- The plant would discharge 6 million cubic metre warm water into the sea daily. NEERI claimed no impact is anticipated on marine life; it reasoned the Kalpakkam nuclear plant (440 MW) has not affected marine life. EIA ignores the size of Jaitapur project; it is 25 times bigger than Kalpakkam and its warm water discharge would be much higher
- EIA is silent on the impact of the 2,300 metre-long breakwater (stone barrier) to be built near the sea shore. It would lead to sand deposition south of it near the Vijaydurg creek and confluence of Vaghotan river and the Arabian sea which is rich in marine biodiversity. Sand erosion is likely north of the breakwater near Rajapur creek
- Does not provide for permanent storage of radioactive waste
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