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Japan plans to restart two nuclear reactors. Will more follow?

Concerns about Japan's summer energy demand and the impact on the economy factored into decision, which many see as a victory for the powerful nuclear energy industry.

Japan shuts down last nuclear reactor for tests. End of nuclear power?

Experts cast doubt on Japan nuclear power plant stress tests

Tepco's handling of Japan's nuclear crisis under severe scrutiny

Fukushima Daiichi: Japan asks banks to help Tepco with loans

Was Chernobyl really worse than Fukushima?

Japan officially declares no-go zone around Fukushima

Sendai Airport reopens, but Japan still lacks plan to end nuclear crisis

Fukushima gets worst crisis rating. But how much radiation has been released?

Japan expands Fukushima evacuation zone. Will residents ever return home?

Fukushima update: Major aftershock hits Japan; cash and safes are washing ashore

Nuclear update: Leak stopped. Why is Japan injecting nitrogen into reactor?

Radioactive leak plugged, officials now eye hydrogen buildup: Japan nuclear timeline

Radiation 101: How far will radioactive water leaking from nuclear plant go?

Why is Japan dumping radioactive water into the ocean?

Japan considers unusual fixes to contain radioactive leak

Kan says Japan on 'maximum alert,' but plutonium fears may be overblown

Plutonium found in soil near Fukushima plant

Japan's Fukushima: incorrect readings, radioactive water found in tunnels

What Japanese think of PM Kan's response to the crisis

Japan nuclear update: Possible reactor breach, evacuation zone expanding

Japan radiation levels uncertain: Should evacuation zone be bigger?

Japan nuclear update: No need to worry about Tokyo tap water, officials say

Tokyo tap water too radioactive for infants, officials say

Japan says high seawater radiation levels are no cause for alarm