ENERGY

Tokyo Electric Power Co. has struggled to clean up toxic water after a 2011 earthquake damaged its nuclear power plant.

England will play their final pre-World Cup friendly when they meet Honduras in Miami on Saturday.

Just weeks after signing a historic $400 billion natural gas deal with China, Russian officials are talking up the possibility of a second major agreement.

The Obama administration's new plan to curb carbon emissions from power plants could give a much-needed boost to the economically troubled U.S. nuclear industry.

Western powers would check "again and again" to verify Russia was doing all it could to stabilize the Ukraine situation, Merkel said.

A recent report from the International Center for National Gas Information highlights risks to European energy security.

The U.S. Senate environment committee is holding an oversight hearing Wednesday on how the NRC has responded to Fukushima.

Governors and policymakers in coal-reliant states have come out swinging against the Obama administration's latest climate proposal.

The G-7 countries are expected to discuss a balance of diverse energy sources and climate change policy.

The energy agency says that massive investments are required through 2035 to meet the world's growing energy needs.

The African country plans to license more than a dozen oil exploration areas and attract major international oil companies.

The Obama administration's landmark proposal to shift from coal plants toward natural gas, nuclear and renewables is workable, experts say.

The EPA's rule, announced Monday, aims to reduce power plants' carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent by 2030 to slow global warming.

It's unclear whether a $786 million payment on Ukraine's $5.2 billion natural gas debt to Russia will stave off a cutoff of supplies.

A agreement between Eastern European nations mimics the EU.

The three-country trade bloc was more noteworthy for a nation it didn't include: Ukraine.

The $314 million Fukushima ice wall project will begin construction in June.

President Obama addressed the U.S. Military Academy's class of 2014 Wednesday.

Humans evolved larger brains as a result of weaker muscles.

Lighter-colored insects can reflect the light to prevent overheating their body and remain active for longer periods of time, according to scientists.

President will use his executive authority to order new rules.