Thousands of underground mines across the state linger in toxic anonymity. In April 2006, 32-year-old Jason Chellew was relaxing in his Alta, California home when the ground opened up beneath him, swallowing him and most of his living room.
Thousands of underground mines across the state linger in toxic anonymity. In April 2006, 32-year-old Jason Chellew was relaxing in his Alta, California home when the ground opened up beneath him, swallowing him and most of his living room.
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