fukushima

‘You can go ahead and eat the fish.’ Colby Cosh on the actual impact of the spread of radioactive seawater from Japan

Japan addressed worker shortage

Japan’s Fukushima disaster and the rise of shale gas have the developed world running from nuclear power

From 2012: There’s life after the disaster, amid ghost towns, radioactive worms and disaster tourists

“Inside Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown,” a PBS Frontline documentary that aired on Feb. 28, shows powerful images of confusion and panic inside the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant right after the strong quake and tsunami that hit Japan a year ago.

One year after the disaster at the Dai-Ichi nuclear plant, nearby villages remain empty

A lot has changed but the country is still scarred by the earthquake and tsunami

The Japan Tourism Agency will offer 10,000 free round-trip airfares to foreigners to visit the country next year

The yakuza stepped in quickly to provide tsunami relief, and are reaping the benefits

B.C. salmon are radiation-free, RCMP officers get off scot-free for tasering a child

Researchers find radiation levels more than three times higher

Inspections show they were shipped to other parts of Japan