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Do the Dow "Human Element" commercials help you forget its connection to the Union Carbide Bhopal disaster?

Jun 05, 2007 by justamanandagorilla | Posted in Corporations

Dow chemical has been match a line of commercials called "Human Element:" that stress its commitment to human good health. Are you aware that Dow purchased Union Carbide (UC) and has completely denied any responsibility for the disaster caused

Furthermore, are you in the know that nobody here cares? This is a q&a board. This is definitely an issue that needs to be brought up, just not here.

Anyone seen these people offering drinks "Bhopal Fighting DOW chemicals"?

Dec 03, 2009 by ez | Posted in New York City

p.s. They call themselves ICJB - Intercontinental Campaign for Justice in Bhopal.
Today at 14th street (NYC) right outside the Whole Foods Market, some people (some are Indians) had a flatland out there with small sample cups of greenish drinks

I had several friends that have seen them. They were ran off by the patrol once that I heard.

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