As a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Nzojibwami and his family have recognized the importance of storytelling and history of his Burundians roots and the lasting impacts that it will have on his daughter.
Settling in Calgary, Alberta, Nzojibwami established Technosol Engineering Ltd., a consulting corporation in groundwater and environmental assessment that works in the oil and gas industry and for municipal developments.
Nzojibwami investigated chloride migration in the Cold Lake area of Alberta, Canada, as part of his thesis [1] focusing on the effects of industrial activities on groundwater contamination.
It examines the movement of chloride ions through the soil and aquifers, assessing the factors that influence their migration, such as hydrogeological conditions and human activities like oil extraction.
The study's findings provide insights into the long-term environmental impacts and the potential risks of contamination in the region's water resources.