Dow Chemical’s generosity toward President Trump, in donating $1million toward his inauguration ceremony, has been rewarded with a ‘Presidential Pen’ and is in no way connected with the reversal of proposals to ban Dow pesticides in […]
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Dow Chemical Asks US Government Agencies to Ignore US Government Scientists’ Pesticide Study Over the last four years, US Federal Government scientists have been investigating the effects of organophosphate pesticides on endangered species. Their 10,000 page
It’s “Trebles All Round” with a beaming President Trump at the White House after an executive agreement had been signed establishing regulatory watchdogs inside federal agencies. The new watchdogs will be responsible for enforcing his agenda
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Organophosphates are the basis of many nerve agents, which includes insecticides and herbicides, and the United States Environmental Protection Agency lists them as being very highly acutely toxic to bees, wildlife, and humans. Chlorpyrifos is a
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On Friday 13 Jan 2017, the court of the Chief Judicial Magistrate, in Bhopal, issued summons to Dow Chemical via email. Dow is required to explain why its wholly-owned subsidiary, the Union Carbide Corporation, has not
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With an incredible slap on the face for the survivors of the Bhopal Disaster, controversial Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris has been appointed head of the American Manufacturing Council at a rally in Michigan. Dow has
On 8th December, ethecon activists joined with ‘unreasonable woman’ and Texan activist Diane Wilson, previous winner of the International ethecon Blue Planet Award 2006, to defame Dow Chemical in Houston for ignoring its responsibilities toward Bhopal.
ethecon Hands over the ‘Black Planet’ Award certificate in Houston, Texas. Read More »
Today, in Bhopal, five gas disaster survivors’ organisations marched to the abandoned Union Carbide factory where a traditional burning of effigies took place. Press statement of the five organisations: Hundreds of survivors of the World’s worst
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Late in the evening, thirty-two years back, the world’s worst industrial disaster rumbled in to life as highly toxic MIC gas began spewing from tank E610 on Union Carbide’s dilapidated pesticide factory in the heart of
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A team of activists from Ethecon foundation is traveling to the USA in time for the commemoration of the 32nd anniversary of the Bhopal Gas Disaster on 2nd December 1984. Performing several actions: in New York;
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At a special shareholder meeting, prior to the proposed merger between Dow Chemical and DuPont, campaigners were intending to raise the fact that Dow has omitted crucial information, concerning Bhopal related liabilities, from its proxy material.
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Our picture shows members of the International Campaign for Justice in Bhopal outside Dow’s HQ in Midland Michigan prior to the special meeting where, as we understood it, stockholders were to vote on the proposed merger
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