Dear Executive Committee of Unilever:

I am writing in regards to a potential toxic waste disaster in
southern India.  Your Indian subsidiary corporation, Hindustan Lever
Limited, has dumped mercury in a hazardous fashion outside of its 
large thermometer factory in Kodaikanal, a tourist resort in Tamil 
Nadu.  Local organizations allege that the mercury has been handled in 
a fashion that constitutes criminal negligence under Indian law and an 
act of supreme indifference to human and animal life by any moral 
standard.

Mercury is a deadly toxin that causes neurological problems,
foetal deformities, and kidney damage after even a small exposure.  
Your subsidiary's actions may well have injured their workers for 
life.

I call on you to immediately halt any shipments of mercury that
may be headed to this factory, pay for and coordinate a clean-up 
operation for the mercury that has already been dumped at the Munjikal 
dump site, investigate and eliminate any other illegal dumping 
activities in the area, investigate the damage to workers and the 
environment, and accept financial and moral liability for the damage 
that is found.

Thank you.

Sincerely,