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Instant DownloadBhopal Crisis Management
A review of the Bhopal Disaster of 1984. -- 1,350 w.;
The Bhopal Incident: A Catalyst to Environmental Awareness
A study of the Bhopal incident in India where a gas leak killed 10,000 people. -- 2,006 w.; 14 src.; APA
The Tragedy of Bhopal
An analysis of the vulnerability of developing countries for industrial catastrophes using the Bhopal incident as a case study. -- 2,183 w.; 11 src.; MLA
Environmental Auditing
This paper discusses environmental auditing of companies to provide protection against pollution and poisonous gas and the incident at Bhopal and the Union Carbide Plants. -- 2,885 w.; 11 src.; MLA
Corporate Responsibility
Looks at the responsibility of the Union Carbide company in the 1984 tragedy in Bhopal, India and the 3M company for producing a faulty respiratory mask. -- 1,487 w.; 4 src.; MLA
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The Bhopal, India-Union Carbide Tragedy: Ethical Theories and Implications
In December 3, 1984, Bhopal residents in India had unknowingly inhaled the dangerous fumes of the deadly gas MIC, or methyl isocyanate, which leaked from the Union Carbide chemical factory. Cost-cutting measures...
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