Kelsey Grammer recently revealed to the New York Post the reason why he had a 30-year falling out with “Cheers” co-star Ted ...

Japanese authorities have asked 1.2 million people to cut back on showers and laundry ... Rescue efforts have been severely hampered by unstable ground around the hole and a second, larger hole ...

In Fukushima Prefecture, the supply of water to farms from a dam in Yabuki was stopped on Aug. 18 because the water level had dropped to 16.4 percent of capacity.

Shimane Prefecture — located in the southwest of Japan’s main island near Hiroshima Prefecture — is an off-the-beaten-path ...

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“I can’t accept the Japanese plan because it’s too unilateral and is proceeding without countermeasures.” Many foreign experts said the water discharge will have a negligible impact on the ...

The U.S. military took a significant step forward by removing toxic firefighting foam from all its bases in Japan, which will protect service members and local communities while safeguarding water ...

Tokyo plans to release 1.32 million metric tonnes of treated radioactive water over 30 years. The total amount could fill 500 Olympic swimming pools. This has made countries near Japan concerned ...

with the chasm widening and locals urged to limit water use to aid efforts. Japanese authorities have asked 1.2 million people to cut back on showers and laundry to prevent leaking sewage from ...

Not all water is safe to drink and when you are on the go, finding clean water can be tricky. This is where a good-quality filtered water bottle can help you stay hydrated with safe water anytime ...

TOKYO: Japanese authorities have asked 1.2 million ... larger hole appearing. Water has also been seeping in. "Putting our first priority on saving the person's life, we are asking residents ...

The real scenario has lava with a temperature of more than 1,000°C (1,800°F) covering rivers, lakes, or some other water-rich ...