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The End of Carmel Valley's San Clemente Dam

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Construction crews are starting work on the largest dam removal project in California history. A ceremonial groundbreaking in Carmel Valley on Friday marks the beginning of the end for the 92-year-old San Clemente Dam. »

Source: The California Report – Science

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