Titlebook: Environmental Pollution and Community Rebuilding in Modern Japan; Masafumi Yokemoto,Miho Hayashi,Keiji Fujiyoshi Book 2023 The Editor(s) (

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Intensity of Uses and Spatial Deviceslems. that have continued to the present day. Thus the history of Japan’s modern industrialization, which started in the Meiji era, has coincided with the progression of intensifying pollution. This chapter surveys the history of pollution problems starting with premodern Japan, describes the upsurg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-28838-3he development of civil society in Japan. Japan saw the rise of the civic sector as a result of the 1995 Great Hanshin Earthquake and the 1998 enactment of the NPO Law. During the same time, Japan’s air pollution lawsuits reached settlements, and the victims formed NPOs and began “community developm

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26758-5effectiveness and safety of pharmaceuticals. It also describes what problems lie behind DIS incidents. Those incidents happened not only because there is no system to control the development and distribution of drugs, but also because the formal and informal ties among people in the medical field, b

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Verein Deutscher Eisenbahnverwaltungencance, which is to reconstruct the collective memory of pollution (.) and to provide places that pass the “l(fā)iving history” of pollution on to future generations. In today’s Japan, the diverse and complex realities contained in the word “pollution,” and its universal connotations such as human rights

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How Do We Cope with Pollution, a Form of Environmental Damage? Learning from a Community DevastatedThe heavy and chemical industries, which flourished during Japan’s era of rapid economic growth, wreaked egregious damage to the environment and caused severe human health damage. In the first half of the 1960s, laws were created for the symptomatic treatment of air and water pollution, which in particular required measures for abatement.