CLEAN: Bhopal tragedy casts shadow over London Oly

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Union Carbide disaster in Bhopal, highlighting the health impacts on children and the role of the government in addressing these issues. It also covers the protest against Dow Chemical's sponsorship of the Olympics due to their connection to the disaster. The discussion includes media influence, public perception, and corporate accountability, emphasizing the need for ethical practices and justice for the affected people.

What are some of the issues faced by children due to Union Carbide's poisons?

• Developmental and growth problems

• Improved immune system

• Enhanced physical strength

• Increased intelligence

What is the primary demand made to Dow Chemical regarding the Bhopal disaster?

• To build new factories in Bhopal

• To clean up the contamination and pay for health damages

• To sponsor more international events

• To provide scholarships to affected children

Why is Dow Chemical's sponsorship of the Olympics considered unethical?

• Because they are not a sports-related company

• Due to their involvement in the Bhopal disaster

• Due to their lack of financial resources

• Because they have never sponsored the Olympics before

What is acknowledged about the Bhopal tragedy in the third section?

• It was a minor incident

• It was resolved immediately after the incident

• It was caused by natural disasters

• It was a significant tragedy with ongoing legal proceedings

What is the justification given for maintaining a relationship with Dow Chemical?

• They have built new facilities in Bhopal

• They have improved their environmental policies

• They were not the owners at the time of the accident

• They have donated to local charities