Japan’s parliament on Friday enacted legislation to restrict the construction of onshore wind farms to prevent potential interference with the Self-Defense Forces’ radar systems. The new law obligates businesses to notify the government if they plan to build a wind farm in areas designated by the defense minister. In cases where a proposed wind farm is judged to severely disrupt radar systems, the government can prohibit its construction for two years, pending the outcome of discussions. The move comes as Japan aims to enhance capabilities to cope with security concerns amid frequent launches …