The Outsider | 75 acres of Silverton’s carbon-sinking wetlands just lost protection. Now what?  ...Middle East

Sneak Peek of the Week A Silverton trustee suggested stripping the town’s vital wetlands of protection. Now she’s fighting to get it back. These wetlands above the town of Silverton lost protection on Jan. 31, 2024, after the town board of trustees voted to lift a moratorium on development before a contractor finished a study that could have led to permanent protections. (Courtesy Town of Silverton) “Silverton is a Superfund site with 48 historic mines in the Bonita Peak Mining District. Wetlands, among other things, act as a filter and cycler for heavy metals.” —Olivia “Liv” Cella Edwards, the town of Silverton’s youngest trustee 75 Acres of wetlands environm

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