Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association, Taiwan

  As we are nearing the second anniversary of the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster, Taiwan’s government still has not yet taken its lesson from Japan’s catastrophe and insists on go

Climate  change  and  environment  issues  have  an  unquestionably  close  link  to human  rights.  As  Taiwan  is  loc

311's nuclear power farewell demonstration. Photo by Kai-Mei Chen Full text Chinese version 1. Introduction 1) A brief introduction to the authors: The Wild at Heart Legal Defens

It is well known that Taiwan has too many electricity plants and that the amount of electricity produced is greater than required. ( ▲ The site of Taiwan's first, second and fourth nuclear po

To: The National Energy Conference From: Robin Winkler Taiwan Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association wildatheart.org.tw 21 June 2005 Time to Question Assumptions (2): Energy Against the bac

A major river basin transfer project is being planned for western Taiwan in order to meet predicted growth in demand for fresh water, including that of the factories of the phase 1-3 Central Taiwan

"Whether it's inner-city America or a remote Aboriginal village in Taiwan, toxic and other waste often ends up dumped near the poorest, most marginalized communities." See Jonathan Ada

The Taiwan Power Company (Taipower), with its monopoly on power provision and about 60 percent of the nation's energy production, has had some of its antics brought into the open. During Wild Di