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Chapter 33: China’s “Toxic School” Controversy
Preview AbstractAfter almost 500 children studying at a junior middle school in the city of Changzhou in Jiangsu province became sick with a range of illnesses. Investigations revealed the school had been built on polluted ground. The premises had been formerly occupied by three chemical pesticide factories, which left the ground toxic. After investigations, questions arose as to why the school was built there. This case presents the moral issues involved, including corruption, stakeholder rights, and corporate social responsibility.