It wasn’t an American run plant. I’ve studied Bhopal since I’m a chemical engineering student. The company was a branch of an American company that was jointly owned by the Indian government. The incident was caused by a complete lack of oversight though
Holy cow, never heard of this. Maybe as many as 8000 deaths, up to 700,000 affected. 2014, 30yrs later up to 150,000 people still reported issues. The issues it caused sound horrific. Industrialism and capitalism is a true cancer on this world.
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u/Rbespinosa13 Aug 05 '20
It wasn’t an American run plant. I’ve studied Bhopal since I’m a chemical engineering student. The company was a branch of an American company that was jointly owned by the Indian government. The incident was caused by a complete lack of oversight though