In 1984, a cloud of toxic gas escaped from Union Carbide, the American pesticide plant in the Indian city of Bhopal, killing 16,000-30,000 and injuring half a million people. This book recounts the poignant human and technological adventure leading up to this industrial disaster and human tragedy.
Readers learn about four historical ecological disasters.
Bhopal Gas Tragedy: The Worst Industrial Disaster in Human History, a Book for Young People
Hundreds more have since died and many thousands were injured. Cassels (law, U. of Victoria, B.C.) traces the origins of the Bhopal tragedy and examines the legal aftermath and global implications.
On the Bhopal Union Carbide Plant disaster in 1984 and its impact on women.
The Bhopal reader: remembering twenty years of World's worst industrial disaster
Bhopal Gas Tragedy After Thirty Years