Kendra Zamzow
Zamzow is a former Cordova resident and fisherman. She received her doctorate in environmental chemistry at the University of Nevada, Reno in 2007. Since 2008 she has worked for the Center for Science in Public Participation (www.csp2.org) assisting communities with evaluating the risks of mining projects.
Commentary: Stop calling it an environmental issue
Climate change threatens not just the environment, but public health, national security and the economy, writes environmental geochemist Kendra Zamzow.
Commentary: Tailings don’t have to be a river of mud
On Jan. 26, a failure occurred at a tailings dam in Brazil holding back 13 million m3 of iron-ore tails. The damage is still...
