Kirstin McDade, North Sound waterkeeper for RE Sources, points out locations on a historic map of Georgia-Pacific West during a tour in June. (Photo by Eli Voorhies) Digester tanks and the Boardmill building — ghosts of the waterfront industry — shadowed a recent walking tour of the Georgia-Pacific West cleanup site led by environmental nonprofit RE Sources. All the while, pollutants contained by a sheet of asphalt lay under the public’s feet. …
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