South Korea’s ‘sea women’ fear Fukushima discharge will end marine trade
BUSAN, South Korea — The ocean is like a “mother’s embrace”, says Kim Jung-ja, a South Korean who free-dives without oxygen, wearing a black wet suit, mask and fins to pick by hand abalone, sea cucumber and other marine life that she takes to market. Now she wonders whether the traditional occupation she has pursued
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