Twenty-five years after an explosion causing a massive gas leak in the Union Carbide factory in Bhopal, India killed at least 8,000 people, toxic material from the “biggest industrial disaster in history” continues to affect Bhopalis.
A new generation is growing up sick, disabled, and struggling for justice. The effects of the disaster on the health of generations to come—transferred from gas victims to their children and through the ongoing severe contamination caused by the Union Carbide factory—has only started to develop visible forms recently.
A new generation is growing up sick, disabled, and struggling for justice. The effects of the disaster on the health of generations to come—transferred from gas victims to their children and through the ongoing severe contamination caused by the Union Carbide factory—has only started to develop visible forms recently.
