Dahej Dahej India National and international companies have chemical plants in this location. With polluted land and waterways, fishermen and farmers are struggling to make ends meet. Overview Dahej has multiple petrochemical installations, including a port with an Liquified Natural Gas terminal, a Special Economic Zone and a PCPIR (Petroleum, Chemical and Petrochemicals Investment Region). Located in Dahej near the Gulf of Khambhat, the Gujarat PCPIR has received significant investment. It covers 452.98 sq.km of land.

Multiple Indian (Reliance, Adani, etc) and multinational (Dow, DuPont, etc) chemical companies have set-up their plants in this region.

Due to the toxic load in the area, local people have complained about the quality of their water and air and have also observed increased incidence of cancer.
Dahej, India
 Estuary 01 02 03 Explains how the fisherman of the area could no longer catch fish after the onslaught of the chemical industry. Natu Bhai Macchi, Fisherman
 Exploration of a polluted river. Speaks of illegal chemical waste disposal and how it has destroyed the fish population. Ishwar Bhai Rathod, Fisherman Sea Exploration of where the estuary meets the sea. Yields 01 02 03 Traveling of the chemical industrial build out. Explains how chemical plants destroyed the standing crop of cotton and tur-dal. Yakub Bhai, Farmer A pipeline traverses the land. Action Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Coordinated by the Centre for Financial Accountability. Learn more on their website. Explore Next Location Take Action About Toxic Tours Languages menu Toxic Tours Take Action About Languages