The incineration of 358 tonnes of toxic waste from Bhopal's Union Carbide factory has been completed at a facility in ...

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has released the final report for its investigation of the July 6, 2024, ...

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The incineration of toxic waste is an event closes a single, but important, chapter in the sordid history of the 1984 Bhopal disaster ...

The process to bury the ash and other residue at scientifically designed landfill sites would begin soon, officials said.

Sweeping questions are only appropriate when the risk of sounding prejudiced is negated by hard facts. Therefore, this essay will hope to adduce fact-driven evidence to justify the poser: Is Boeing ...

In 1989, Union Carbide paid $470 million in compensation to the Indian government and said officials were responsible for the cleanup. Victims accuse New Delhi of delaying distribution of the funds.

The first phase of incinerating 10 tonnes of toxic waste from Bhopal's Union Carbide plant took place in Pithampur, Madhya Pradesh, within controlled emissions. The process is monitored for safety, ...

According to the Union government’s 2022 estimates, a total of 5,479 people lost their lives in the tragedy caused by the leak of toxic methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas from the Union Carbide factory.

On January 2, about 337 tons of hazardous waste from the Union Carbide factory were delivered to the Pithampur industrial area in Dhar district, in 12 leak-proof and fire-resistant containers.

India News: INDORE: The 337mt of Union Carbide waste that was transported from Bhopal in 12 trucks on Jan 2 this year was unloaded at a disposal facility in Pitha.

Despite initially demanding $3.3 billion, India struck an out-of-the-court settlement with the Union Carbide in 1989 for merely $470 million —without consulting a single survivor. In the end, each ...