Wang Hsing-chih
Wang Hsing-chih is the convener of the Waimushan Conservation Action, an environmental group in Taiwan. He has been actively involved in raising awareness about soil pollution issues, particularly in relation to the Hsieh-ho Power Plant, where he reported on excessive heavy metal contamination and called for governmental investigations into potential cover-ups by Taiwan Power Co.
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Wang Hsing-chih is the convener of the Protect Waimushan Action Group and chairman of the Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association.
Groups to file suit to challenge LNG approval
Taiwan· 2026-03-03Wang Hsing-chih, convener of Waimushan Conservation Action, expressed concerns over the reappointment of Chien Lien-kwei.
Environmental groups slam appointments - Taipei TimesTaiwan· 2025-09-08
Waimushan Conservation Action convener Wang Hsing-chih said that the plant should be listed as a soil pollution control site.
Hsieh-ho Power Plant listed as pollution control siteTaiwan· 2025-08-29
Wang Hsing-chih of the Protect Waimushan Seashore Action Group said that the EIA failed to address issues including soil pollution, environmental damage and national defense concerns.
Groups file an appeal to revoke power plant EIATaiwan· 2025-07-16
Wild at Heart Legal Defense Association secretary-general Wang Hsing-chih told reporters after the meeting that Lai called for environmental groups to support increased energy imports from the US.
Lai backs NT$400bn green investmentTaiwan· 2025-04-22
Wang Hsing-chih said the city government should inspect the site to see if Taipower falsified the data by 'turning soils.'
Department to investigate ‘polluted’ power plant soilTaiwan· 2025-03-20
Wang Hsing-chih cited information from a Taipower whistle-blower regarding heavy metal pollution.
Ministry orders a probe into soil pollution claimsTaiwan· 2025-03-14