A sponsorship deal becomes the target of an investigation into corporate environmental claims at the London 2012 Olympics. The film examines Dow Chemical's position as a key Olympic sponsor and lays out allegations that the company's environmental record, including its ties to the Bhopal disaster legacy, contradicts the green credentials the Games promoted. Reporters and campaigners trace how sponsorship money buys reputational cover, questioning whether the London Organising Committee's sustainability pledges hold up once a major backer's industrial history is examined. The film moves between Olympic branding, public statements from organizers, and the counter-claims of activists who argue the partnership amounts to greenwashing on a global stage. It treats the Olympics not as a neutral sporting event but as a large commercial platform where reputation can be purchased, and asks what environmental standards actually mean when enforcement depends on the sponsors themselves. The result is a pointed look at the gap between an event's public image and the record of the companies funding it.