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5 Cases found

Sendai Citizens v. Sendai Power Station

At issue: Whether the pollution and GHG emissions from the operation of the Sendai Power Station violates the citizens’ right to a peaceful life.
Jurisdictions:
  • Japan
    • Sendai High Court
  • Japan
    • Sendai District Court
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Market Forces v. SMBC, MUFG and Mizuho

At issue: Complaint against funding of coal mines in Vietnam by Japanese Banks
Jurisdictions:
  • Japan
    • National Point of Contact for OECD Guidelines
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Citizens’ Committee on the Kobe Coal-Fired Power Plant v. Japan

At issue: Whether the Notice of Finalization by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry allowing the construction and subsequent operation of new coal-fired power plants is legal based on the greenhouse gas emissions.
Jurisdictions:
  • Japan
    • Osaka High Court
  • Japan
    • Osaka District Court
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Citizens’ Committee on the Kobe Coal-Fired Power Plant v. Kobe Steel Ltd., et al.

At issue: Families sought to prevent construction of new coal-fired units.
Jurisdictions:
  • Japan
    • Kobe District Court
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Yokosuka Climate Case, Yokosuka Citizens v. Japan

At issue: Plaintiffs challenged environmental impact assessment of coal-fired generating units. Issue is whether the Yokosuka citizens can cancel the Notice of Confirmation dated 30 November 2018.
Jurisdictions:
  • Japan
    • Tokyo District Court
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