tsunami
Living on the coast, waiting for the big one
A review of “The Next Tsunami: Living on a Restless Coast” by Bonnie Henderson
Good news … Bad news
Another way of looking at the week
Photo gallery: Japan, one year after the tsunami
Residents fight to rebuild their lives amid ghost towns radioactive worms and disaster tourists
Japan, one year after the tsunami
From 2012: There’s life after the disaster, amid ghost towns, radioactive worms and disaster tourists
Japan, one year later
A lot has changed but the country is still scarred by the earthquake and tsunami
Diapers from Japan’s mafia
The yakuza stepped in quickly to provide tsunami relief, and are reaping the benefits
Japan is rising again
Though still reeling from tragedy, the people of northern Japan remain resilient
On the ground with survivors in post-earthquake Japan
Nick Kohler describes his visit
Atlantis—in a swamp?
A U.S.-led team of researchers, including three Canadians, says it has located the remains of fabled Atlantis
Are there lessons for Canada in Japan’s nuclear near-meltdown?
As communities line up for a shot at storing Canada’s nuclear waste, the industry’s opponents point to the Fukushima Daiichi plant
America’s nuclear renaissance stalls
Near-meltdown in Japan re-awakens doubts in U.S. policymakers
Why the world is wrong to count Japan out
‘It might be subtle, but there’s a deep concern the country as a whole has lost its vigour’