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KGO-TV Reporter Laura Anthony produced a 2-part series on mining history and toxic legacy. Among those interviewed are The Sierra Fund Executive Director Elizabeth Martin, Dr. Roger Hicks of Grass Valley (SYRCL Board Member), Carrie Monohan, PhD, and Michael Miller, President of Sixteen to One Mine in Alleghany.
View the series online.
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