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Project to revive health of Permanente Creek, damaged by quarry operation, breaks ground - Local News Matters
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Project to revive health of Permanente Creek, damaged by quarry operation, breaks ground - Local News Matters
Officials broke ground in Cupertino this week for the Permanente Creek restoration project, an initiative to remove toxic mine waste dumped into the Permanente Creek. The project follows a federal court order signed by both grassroots environmental organization Sierra Club and building materials supplier Lehigh Southwest Cement Company, mandating that Lehigh restore 3.5 miles of watershed by 2030. In 2011, Sierra Club filed a lawsuit against the…
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