Toxic Merger
Six of the world’s largest chemical companies are about to merge and create three new mega-corporations. They will control much of the world’s food supply, promoting sterile crops grown in a barren landscape, soaked in dangerous …
Six of the world’s largest chemical companies are about to merge and create three new mega-corporations. They will control much of the world’s food supply, promoting sterile crops grown in a barren landscape, soaked in dangerous …
A paper recently published in ‘Current Science’, by two ex-members of the ‘Students for Bhopal’ group, outlines unmet eye-care needs among survivors of the Bhopal Gas Disaster. “A more regular eye-care unit needs to be set …
Eye care needs in Bhopal Gas Disaster survivors still not met Read More »
@Timeline_Now @timelinenews No One Has Cleaned Up This 1980s Toxic Disaster in India
A Toxic Merger Update The controversial merger between Dow Chemical and DuPont remains fraught with issues. Despite being under investigation by the EU, Dow’s website seems to reveal that it sees the merger as a done …
Over the last week Indian newspapers, including the Times of India, have been reporting that work is proposed to start imminently on a memorial to the Bhopal gas tragedy at the very the scene of the …
In bad news for the campaign for justice in Bhopal, on May 24th a New York federal appeals court found that Union Carbide Corporation (UCC) could not be sued for the ongoing pollution of drinking water …
New York Court Rules that Union Carbide Can’t Be Sued for Ongoing Pollution in Bhopal Read More »
Sambhavna Trust report’s preliminary findings highlight higher rates of birth defects in Bhopal’s toxic gas/ contaminated water exposed population than in non-exposed. On the occasion of the 31st Anniversary of the Union Carbide disaster in Bhopal. …
Report’s preliminary findings highlight higher rates of birth defects Read More »
On the occasion of World Environment Day residents from the neighbourhood of Union Carbide’s abandoned factory in Bhopal demonstrated against the Indian government’s failure in removing thousands of tons of poisonous waste for the last 19 …
Bhopal Disaster Survivors protest on world environment day Read More »
The Hindustan Times reports that the Madhya Pradesh state government plans to dispose of 346 tonnes of toxic waste, from the abandoned Union Carbide factory, at a Pithampur-based treatment, storage and disposal facility. Whilst, in principle, …
Disposal of Union Carbide’s Toxic Waste. Why is This a Problem? Read More »
Union Carbide Corporation is subject to a federal class-action lawsuit (Sahu II v. UCC), in the Southern District New York Court, and this case focuses on damage caused by the water contamination resulting from toxic chemicals …
Class Action Against Union Carbide in the New York Courts Read More »
An offer from the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to perform a comprehensive assessment of the depth and spread of contaminants in and around the abandoned Union Carbide factory in Bhopal has been ‘red-flagged’ by the …
Indian Environment Ministry ‘Red Flags’ UNEP Contamination Assessment Offer Read More »
In a significant development for the Bhopal Disaster case, the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has offered to undertake a full evaluation of the spread of toxic waste at the derelict Union Carbide factory in Bhopal. …
UNEP Offers Contamination Assessment of Bhopal Disaster Site to Government of India Read More »