When I told my editor, a year ago, that dozens of fish had turned up dead near the Kensington gold mine north of Juneau, he immediately wanted to know: What kind of fish? Just one or two pink salmon had died, I told him. Most of the fish were two other species: some trout-like Dolly […]
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