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San Diego Unified Port District v. Lockheed Martin Corporation et al
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June 21, 2017
San Diego Port Cleanup Settlement Valued At Around $5.8M
A California federal judge on Tuesday confirmed a settlement agreement potentially valued at $5.8 million committing Lockheed Martin Corp. and General Dynamics Corp. to pay for remediation of chemicals including mercury and cancer-linked polychlorinated biphenyls stemming from two locations in the San Diego Bay area.
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February 01, 2017
Lockheed, San Diego Port District To Settle Waste Claims
Lockheed Martin and the San Diego Unified Port District have reached a settlement in principle over accusations the aerospace company contaminated the waters around Harbor Island, California, with mercury and other hazardous waste, according to a notice filed in California federal court on Tuesday.
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August 12, 2016
San Diego Hits Lockheed Martin With Hazardous Waste Suit
San Diego Unified Port District sued aerospace company Lockheed Martin in California federal court on Thursday over chemical cleanup costs near Harbor Island, California, saying the corporation's marine terminal railway system contaminated the waters with mercury and other hazardous waste.