Japan

After Fukushima, a Fundamental Renewable Energy Shift in Japan Never Happened. Could Global Climate Concerns Bring it Today?

The power of entrenched utilities kept coal and nuclear-electricity on the grid, but a sake brewer in the prefecture devastated by the disaster is pushing locally-generated renewable energy.

By James Simms

As Nations Gather for Biden’s Virtual Climate Summit, Ambitious Pledges That Still Fall Short of Paris Goal

By Marianne Lavelle, Georgina Gustin, Nicholas Kusnetz

U.S. Nuclear Safety Post-Fukushima

By Elizabeth Douglass, InsideClimate News

India: Prospects Dim for Nuclear Expansion

By Ranjit Devraj, InsideClimate News

Japan to Tap Wind for Fukushima Coast

By Yoko Kubota, Reuters

German Nuke Closure Forces Big Job Cuts

By Tom Bawden, Guardian

Undersea Rare Earths Likely a Pipe Dream

By Julie Gordon, Reuters

Without Indian Pt, Could NYC Keep Its Lights On?

By Alice Kenny, SolveClimate News

Japan's $260 Billion Solar Opportunity

By Risa Maeda and Leonora Walet, Reuters

'Melt-Through' Fears at Fukushima

Justin McCurry, Guardian

Japan Criticized for Ignoring Tsunami Risk

Justin McCurry, Guardian

New York: Is Indian Point Worth the Risk?

By Alice Kenny, SolveClimate News

Will Japan Disaster Affect India's Import of Foreign Reactors?

By Ranjit Devraj

Can Geothermal Help Crisis-Stricken Japan?

By Leonora Walet and Tessa Dunlop, Reuters

Mistakes, Misfortune Plague Japan in Nuclear Crisis

By Kevin Krolicki, Reuters

Japan Crisis Shows Dilemma Over Nuclear Sites

Alister Doyle, Reuters

Japan to Drill for Controversial "Fire Ice"

By Guest Writer

Hatoyama Resignation Won't Affect Japan's $15 Billion Climate Pledge: Official

By Stacy Feldman

Chinese Solar Firms Eye Fast-Growing Japanese Market

By Stacy Feldman