Which of the following was a lesson learned from the Union Carbide accident in Bhopal?
A) Cultural differences between foreign and host countries need not be considered.
B) The more rural areas of the developing world are ideal for testing new technology.
C) As long as they are not working directly with toxic substances, there is no need to educate the people in developing countries of the hazards of toxic substances.
D) Company executives should be technically, not just administratively, trained in businesses that use toxic materials.

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The correct lesson learned from the Union Carbide accident in Bhopal is that company executives should be technically trained in dealing with toxic substances, not just administratively trained. This could have prevented the disaster as the executives would have had a better understanding of the dangers involved and could have taken appropriate safety measures.

Which of the Following Was a Lesson Learned from the Union