In Delhi activists and survivors of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy are protesting against DOW Chemical Company being a sponsor of the 2012 London Olympics. Almost three decades have passed since deadly methyl isocyanate gas leaked out
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The Bhopal Medical Appeal were joined in London yesterday by supporters of the ‘200 days Left to Dump Dow!” campaign.
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Leaders of five organizations of the survivors of the Union Carbide disaster who met with the Madhya Pradesh Chief Secretary on Saturday said that they were hopeful of a positive response to their demands from the
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BHOPAL: Going beyond wishing happy New Year, some children from across the world came together to extend greetings somewhat differently They are extending good wishes for the New Year by appealing people to make it a toxic-free
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A virtual tour of the Union Carbide Plant at Bhopal, including the areas of the solar evaporation ponds and landfill linked to severe groundwater contamination – dubbed “Bhopal’s Second Disater” Links to an article in “the
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Blog by Author Ben Goldacre It’s amazing the London Olympics 2012 are taking money from Dow, the Bhopal people: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-15924828 If you’ve never read up on what happened, and how Union Carbide (and, crucially, then, Dow)
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A British MP has urged Parliament to launch an investigation into Dow Chemical’s sponsorship of the 2012 London Olympic Stadium. Labour’s Barry Gardiner said there were grounds to believe the entire procurement process was a sham.
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Source: The Environmentalist Richard Ansell and Andrew Tinsley revisit the gas tragedy, 27 years after the explosion at the Union Carbide plant in India became the world’s worst industrial disaster. Bhopal is a city of 1.5
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Bhopali takes the viewer inside the worst industrial disaster in the world, when in 1984, the U.S. owned Union Carbide plant in Bhopal, India, experienced a catastrophic gas leak. The documentary film begins on the 25th
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A local press cutting from December 3rd 2011. After months of preparations for the 27th anniversary of the Bhopal gas disaster, the work was finally complete! Dozens of posters, hundreds of slogans, banners, songs, preparation of a mobile exhibition
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Yes! I am a rabid optimist. For me, Every tree that continues to stand, Every stream that continues to flow, Every child that runs away from home, As an indication That the battle Is not only
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At a press conference today, members of the Sambhavna Trust, which has been providing free medical care to survivors of the 1984 Union Carbide Bhopal Gas Disaster for the last 15 years, described the various programs
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