Chemical and Human Relations: The Symbiotic Environment In today’s society, we as a race have come to depend upon thousands of different chemicals to support our daily state of being. We have slowly evolved from complete independence, to a near symbiosis with the environment on an atomic scale. This is evident in the foods we eat, the machines we use, and even the air we breathe. On the other hand, chemicals and related materials …showed first 75 words of 922 total…

…showed last 75 words of 922 total…to prevent and protect- as the factories of today will be the rusty old heaps, emitting toxic fumes, tomorrow. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** BIBLIOGRAPHY HTTP://WWW.IGC.ORG/CBESF/RAG1.HTML – Chemical Monitoring HTTP://WWW.OPCW.NI/CNEMNAZ/CNEMACCI.HTM – Bhopal, chemical warfare, dangers of chemicals HTTP://WWW.CORPWATCH.COM/TRAC/BHOPAL/ - The Bhopal incident CHEMICAL WARFARE BY DR. M RICHARDSON (PENGUIN, 1997) – Chemical disasters, warfare HTTP://WWW.ZDNET.COM/ - Bhopal, Pipeline explosion, Y2K errors.