Thirteen years after the Japanese prefecture of Fukushima was rocked by an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster, towns that were once deemed too radioactive for long-term habitation are in the ...

The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, which suffered one of the worst nuclear disasters in history after a 9.0-magnitud ...

Three Mile Island plant is preparing to reopen to power Microsoft's data centers. In 1979, the plant faced a partial nuclear ...

Guided by news of the unfolding nuclear accident on TV and by local officials, townsfolk drove to the highlands, the center of the bow. Heading for the hills is a lifesaving instinct for Japanese ...

In this video series, the Post travels to Japan’s Fukushima coast to see first-hand efforts to rebuild a region decimated by the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster. We meet with ...

Japan has a traumatic history with nuclear power, but that’s not stopping the country from taking new risks The Fukushima nuclear disaster of 2011 devastated Japan and left the rest of the world ...

Since Japan has experienced the nuclear accident in Fukushima, we can contribute globally through technical know-how related to safety at nuclear power plants." However, the companies have all ...

More than 13 years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Japan has started to remove a small piece of melted radioactive fuel ...

The methods chosen by Japan to recycle and dispose of soil and radioactive waste after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear power plant ...

The vast majority of the 55 countries and regions that imposed restrictions on Japanese food imports after the nuclear disaster have since lifted those measures, including the U.S. and Britain.

The accident happened off Japan's northern Hokkaido island, and an additional six people are still listed officially as missing. The Kazu I was carrying 24 passengers and two crew when it sent a ...

A "mass casualty exercise" in Okinawa, Japan, became more real than expected on Thursday after a vehicular accident threatened ... JAPAN'S FUKUSHIMA NUCLEAR PLANT URGED TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION ...