Residents in Bhopal fight for clean up of toxic disaster, 25 years later

The 1984 gas leak in the Indian city of Bhopal remains the worst industrial disaster in history. On the night of December 3rd plumes of toxic gas from a pesticide plant owned by Union Carbide killed thousands of nearby residents overnight and disabled survivors in the tens of thousands. Twenty-five years later the site has still not been cleaned up. Activists are now demanding that Michigan-based Dow Chemical – which now owns Union Carbide – pay its share of the cost. FSRN's Jacob Resneck reports from Bhopal.