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The Bhopal Saga: Causes and Consequences of the World`s Largest Industrial Disaster

	The Bhopal Saga: Causes And Consequences Of The World`S Largest Industrial Disaster by Ingrid Eckerman
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The Bhopal saga is an incisive analysis of the one of the worst industrial accedients that has taken place inthe recent past. this book contains a through review of most of what has been written about the incident since 1984. It discusses the conflicting stance of the Union Carbide Corporation and the Government of India on the moral responsibility for the tragedy. Using the "Logical Framework Approach", Eckerman analysis the disaster. The analysis demostrates that the two most important factors leading to the mega-gas leak were the design of the plant and the companies policy of cutting down the expences. The same analysis shows that negligence by the company andthe authority have critically affected the impact of the leakage on the peole`s lives.

Pages : 304

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The Bhopal Saga: Causes And Consequences Of The World`S Largest Industrial Disaster

by Ingrid Eckerman