Two years after the tsunami, Fukushima spills waste. 

Japan is honoring the victims of the disaster, which killed 19,000 people and displaced 300,000 more.

After the Fukushima disaster last year, the Japanese have largely been opposed to nuclear power.

Public fear has the potential to cost 15 times more than the original wreckage of a "dirty bomb" attack.

Flooding and mudslides, not the damaged powerplant, is the greatest danger.

Winds of up to 90 mph are the latest problem for Japan.

Three European countries have decided to lead the way toward a future of sustainable green energy.

Nations reevaluate their energy policies - but they may have to sacrifice sustainability goals.

And, Japan's PM may be considering shuffling the cabinet.

Japan earmarks almost $50 billion for rebuilding.