AT&T agrees to remove lead cabling from Lake Tahoe
AT&T has agreed to remove abandoned telecommunications cables that have caused toxic lead to filter into Lake Tahoe. The carrier agreed to remove the cabling as part of a settlement it reached in court with the California Sportfishing Protection Alliance (CSPA), which has been pushing the case since 2021.
AT&T has announced it will resume removal of the controversial lead-clad cables in Lake Tahoe. The company halted cable ...
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