john lives opposite the old union carbide plant granddaughter mozzie like many other children in the neighborhood was born with birth defects she may look four years old but she's actually seven if. she was born this way she can talk properly and she's seven years old we've tried to treat her and have taken her to all the hospitals we can but she isn't getting better. american based government a dire chemicals that now owns union carbide refuses to clean up the factory premises where dozens of toxic waste are still being slowly contaminating the city's soil and water a study last year found the poison has seeped into nearby homes we found very very high levels of toxins we found high levels of mercury we found high levels of pesticides which the company had manufactured nine still in the sludge more we foundered three kilometers downstream and we checked the groundwater we found it in now clearly this is unacceptable and there is no way that dow chemicals to date can argue that it is not responsible for this the indian government has agreed. to reduce of the book while gas tragedy wi

owns union carbide refuses to clean up the factory premises where dozens of toxic waste are still slowly going terminating the city's soil and water a study last year found the poison has seeped into nearby homes we found very very high levels of toxins we found high levels of mercury we found high levels of pesticides which the company had manufactured lying still in the sludge more we foundered three kilometers down stream and we checked the groundwater we found in it now clearly this is unacceptable and there is no way that dow chemical stricken argued that it is not just. danceable for this the indian government has agreed to pay more compensation to victims of the gas tragedy but the protests show no sign of letting up activists want the government to bring former union carbide boss was an anderson to justice attempts by indian governments to extradite him from the us have so far failed. the job is ninety years old but like many of the half a million people affected by the gas leak she suffers from cancer and finds it difficult to breed she wants to see anderson brought to justice.

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perhaps it is being slammed very hard in the america media and elsewhere, whereas for example, union carbide caused far greater problems, and killed many people in india and did not get anything like the hammering from the american media from the damage it did in india. host: for more you are seeing on the ground, is it true that the british people are taking this personally? guest: lots of people to have environmental concerns are just as angry about bp has anybody else, and there are lots of demonstrations against bp at its headquarters and the museum's its sponsors and the rest of it. but there is a feeling to a certain extent that the american media reaction has chosen to put bp in the corner because it is associated with britain and that an american company had this accident to them it might be treated rather differently. host: sky news conducted an online survey. this was not a scientific poll, but 1200 people responded and nearly a third -- nearly a third responded that they believe the u.k. and u.s. relationships is more important than it was then before the gulf oil spill. and that

perhaps it is being slammed very hard in the america media and elsewhere, whereas for example, union carbide caused far greater problems, and killed many people in india and did not get anything like the hammering from the american media from the damage it did in india. host: for more you are seeing on the ground, is it true that the british people are taking this personally? guest: lots of people to have environmental concerns are just as angry about bp has anybody else, and there are lots of demonstrations against bp at its headquarters and the museum's its sponsors and the rest of it. but there is a feeling to a certain extent that the american media reaction has chosen to put bp in the corner because it is associated with britain and that an american company had this accident to them it might be treated rather differently. host: sky news conducted an online survey. this was not a scientific poll, but 1200 people responded and nearly a third -- nearly a third responded that they believe the u.k. and u.s. relationships is more important than it was then before the gulf oil spill. and that