May 6, 2025
Sabotage has its place, but don't lose sight of community
The climate movement is experiencing a lull. We must broaden our tactics if we are to maintain popular support and reframe the narrative.
Joe Attlee
In episode two of Bhopal: Stories of an Ecocide we explore the complex and tumultuous years of post independence India and how profit seeking, negligence and the Green revolution paved the way for the Bhopal Gas Disaster.
Since we started in March 2020 we've interviewed some of the leading politicians, academics and activists in the climate movement — from Asad Rehman to Julia Steinberger and GND Rising.
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Forty years ago on the night of December 2nd 1984 water entered the chemical storage tank 610 at the Union Carbide India plant in Bhopal, releasing a deadly cloud of gas into the air which was blown for miles across the city exposing more than 500,000 people. This is their story.
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