Backlash after Japan opts to dump radioactive water into ocean
Japan planning to dump treated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean, as China warns of possible action.
Japan planning to dump treated water from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean, as China warns of possible action.
On Thursday, Japan commemorated the earthquake of March 11, 2011 which led to a meltdown at the Fukushima Nuclear plant.
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Bomb squad called in after bomb dropped by US on Japan during WWII found on premises of Fukushima nuclear power plant.
Japan's parliament releases report on the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, says it was 'man-made,' born of Japan's culture.
Japan is returning to nuclear power, with reactivation of the first nuclear plant since all reactors were shut down earlier this year.
The realities of power shortages have forced Japan to backtrack from abandoning nuclear power.
Japan's final active nuclear plant was switched off on Saturday with fanfare, banner-waving and celebration by marchers in Tokyo.
Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant is still not under control; in fact, radioactivity in its No. 2 reactor is at a deadly level.
Japan has taken its second-to-last nuclear reactor off line, and the last will be shut down in May, creating a possible power shortage.
Evidence of fission has been found in one of the reactors at the tsunami-struck Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant in Japan.
A moderate earthquake has struck northeastern Japan's Fukushima prefecture, home to the Dai-ichi nuclear complex damaged in a March tsunami.
As the crisis recedes in Japan we are back to where we were before it. Pressure on Naoto Kan to resign have resumed.
Radioactive iodine has been found in the body of Israel's ambassador to Japan, who remains unconcerned.
A radioactive water leak in Japan has been plugged, but problems persist as scientists fight to keep a nuclear plant stable.
TEPCO officials say a leak at the No. 2 reactor at the Fukushima nuclear power plant is leaking radiation into the sea.
Initial optimism fades as engineers, scientists at Japan's scuttled Fukushima plant realize they've made no headway in cooling exposed fuel rods.
Small amounts of radiation from the stricken Japanese nuclear reactors are being detected around the world. Officials say the levels are harmless.
Frequently pilloried for their neglect of safety and environmental concerns, Chinese authorities are only too happy to highlight Japanese problems.
A team of doctors left Israel Saturday night, headed for Japan in response to an official request by the Tokyo government for aid from Jerusalem.
The Japanese radiation situation is still uncertain with conflicting descriptions. Other nations begin precautionary measures.
Fuel rods in three reactors at Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant are melting, raising the likelihood of at least a partial meltdown.