First in Japan: Suing the Government Over Climate Change. Over 450 Additional Plaintiffs Join 'Climate Justice Lawsuit,' Supported by Celebrities and Artists, Bringing Total to 906. Survey Reveals Impacts on Health, Mental Well-being, and Economic Activity.

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The 'Climate Justice Lawsuit,' the first of its kind in Japan to hold the government legally responsible for climate change, has filed a second lawsuit with 454 new plaintiffs, bringing the total to 906. A survey of the plaintiffs revealed that climate change is causing disruptions to their daily lives, including their mental, physical, and economic well-being. The lawsuit is supported by prominent figures and has launched a crowdfunding campaign to further its cause.