- BUSCHTAXI, ORIGINAL MIX - DJ Koze - 

- MIND, EXTENDED MIX - Anton Khabbaz - 

- TIDES, CLUB REWORK - BONDI -

- BURNING, EXTENDED MIX - Taly Shum, Neumateria - 

- TOUCH ME, EXTENDED MIX - Carlo Whale, Th;en, Massano - 

- BRING ME TO LIFE, ORIGINAL MIX - Stone Van Brooken, ThereWereTwo - 

- DURO, ORIGINAL MIX - Argy, TNY - 

- EDGE OF THE WORLD, FEAT. NU-LA, EXTENDED MIX - Innellea, Meduza, GENESI (ITA) - 

- FAREWELL, ORIGINAL MIX - PACS - 

- FADERRR, ORIGINAL MIX - Gespona - 

- UNITE, FEAT. SANDHAUS, ORIGINAL MIX - Undercatt -

- FREAK, FEAT. AYA ANNE, - Meduza, GENESI (ITA) - 

- HYPNOTIZED, JOHN SUMMIT REMIX - Ellie Goulding, Anyma (ofc) - 

- WHERE I'M FROM, ORIGINAL MIX - Cassian, SCRIPT, Belladonna (ofc) -

- DARK KNIGHT, ORIGINAL MIX - VNTM -

362. - Species -

On the night of 2-3 December 1984, a Union Carbide chemical facility at Bhopal leaked over 27 tons of the highly toxic gas methyl isocyanate, poisoning tens of thousands of people in the middle of the night, most of whom were sleeping in their homes nearby. 

Written by Madhumita Dutta. Narration by Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Video production by Hannah Keller, Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle, and Laura Seeger. A textual version of this video is available at https://origins.osu.edu/read/bhopal-chemical-gas-disaster. 

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Learn More:
“40 Years of Confronting Corporate Crime: Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of the Bhopal Gas Disaster,” https://www.bhopal.net/40th/ 

“Remembering Bhopal: The World's Worst Industrial Disaster,” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Aa2DMsXzEM 

“The Bhopal Medical Appeal,” https://www.bhopal.org/continuing-disaster/the-bhopal-gas-disaster/union-carbides-disaster/basic-facts-figures-numbers-of-dead-and-injured-bhopal-disaster/

“Bhopal gas leak: Battling water woes in land of tragedy,”

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/39-years-after-the-bhopal-gas-tragedy-water-contamination-worries-survivors/article67598837.ece

Bhopal Plant Disaster. Appendix A: Chronology
  
1969-1979: Union Carbide Enters Bhopal

 https://www.bhopal.net/what-happened/setting-the-stage-for-tragedy-1969-1984/1969-1979-union-carbide-enters-bhopal/


The Bhopal Chemical Gas Disaster

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Viridescent Fog (Mother Earth is Going Green)

Nancy and Erica take a look into the past as the City of Grand Rapids makes plans for the future. With the Climate Action and Adaptation Plan (CAAP) being voted on by our Commission in just a week, they take a look into the Grand Rapids Climate Resiliency Report done by WMEAC 10 years ago. The plan mirrors the vision the environmental justice community has shared for decades now, leaving us wondering, how far have we come since then and why we are asking for the same changes to be made today? Tune in to see how Nancy and Erica grade the City of Grand Rapids for their sustainable practices.

No CAAP, What Are We Waiting For?

Another song from the album Weddings, Wakes and Sprinklings

I've Been To The Future

State legislatures are seeing a wave of industry-backed bills that would ban or restrict the public’s ability to test for air pollution in local communities. Last year, the Louisiana legislature effectively banned community groups from using their own air monitoring to warn residents about pollution or publicly advocate for cleanups. Violators can face penalties of up to $32,500 per day, plus $1 million for intentional violations. Earlier this year, Kentucky passed legislation that attempts to restrict what evidence state and local environmental regulators can use when enforcing pollution regulations. Morgan King, climate and energy program manager with the West Virginia Citizen Action Group, joins us to discuss her work building up an air monitoring network around West Virginia, where industry-backed legislation to restrict monitoring has failed twice over the last two years.

The Attack on Community Air Monitoring in State Legislatures

Public Policy & Regulation attorney Liz Craddock, Senior Public Affairs Advisor Isabel Lane and Senior Policy Advisor Peter Tabor break down the impacts of the new One Big Beautiful Bill Act on the food and agriculture industries in this episode of "The Eyes on Washington" podcast series. They highlight how the legislation affects renewable energy and biofuels, including a rollback of several clean energy tax credits established under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The conversation also covers changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), updates on the Make America Healthy Again movement (MAHA), immigration issues within the agriculture sector, the Farm Bill and the shifting trade and tariff landscape.

Impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act on the Agriculture and Food Industry

Carlton Williams is the director of Philadelphia’s Clean and Green Initiative. He joined the show to talk about the city’s recovery efforts following the DC-33 sanitation strike. He also addressed what residents can expect now that trash pickup has resumed, how the city is managing the backlog, reminders for proper disposal, and steps being taken to keep Philly clean moving forward.


Carlton Williams | ecoWURD w/ P.O.C. - 7.11.25

Gina Craigo is the  Community Engagement Manager for Riverfront North Partnership. She joins the show to talk about the opening of Robert A. Borski Jr. Park in Bridesburg. This 10-acre green space reclaims industrial land and reconnects residents to the Delaware River. It’s a major step toward environmental equity, cleaner air, and accessible nature in Northeast Philly communities long cut off from the waterfront.

Gina Craigo | ecoWURD w/ P.O.C. - 7.11.25

The $4 trillion Republican spending bill, signed by President Trump on July Fourth, is packed with giveaways to the oil and gas industry. These include tax breaks, opening more public lands and offshore acres to drilling, and a lowering of royalty rates that oil and gas companies must pay for extracting fuel from government lands. Trump’s so-called “big, beautiful” bill is also full of ugly ironies, including this one: While Trump campaigned on lowering energy prices for consumers, his spending bill is expected to raise average household energy costs by about $280 per year, in part because it slashes support for wind and solar, which are some of the cheapest forms of energy.  To break down all the handouts to the fossil fuel industry, we interview Josh Axelrod, senior program advocate at NRDC. (Photo by iStock)

Breaking Down the Fossil Fuel Handouts in Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill”

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We discuss important environmental issues in the news and investigative reports by the nonprofit, nonpartisan Environmental Integrity Project.

WURD Radio is the only African-American owned and operated talk radio station in Pennsylvania, and one of few in the country. Taking a multimedia approach – on-air, online and in the community – WURD is widely recognized as the pulse of the African-American community locally, regionally, and nationally. From mayoral races to presidential elections, from the street corner to the corner suite, WURD has tackled the hard issues as an influential, respected and powerful voice in the marketplace.

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King Ebow is the name for the folk/punk output of UK musician/songwriter John Ellis. (Peter Gabriel, Peter Hammill, The Stranglers, The Vibrators and more. www.chanoyurecords.com

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