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.
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