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Inola smelter developer says, 'We listened closely.' Why new fluoride cap could be safer for Oklahoma
1+ week, 2+ day ago (296+ words) The developers for a proposed Inola smelter project said that after a new proposal, the plant is expected to be safer. A previous plan for the project had fluoride emissions right at the cap for what the federal government allows....
Oklahoma wants to build a nuclear facility. Why there's uncertainty
2+ week, 3+ hour ago (33+ words) The Oklahoman reporter Ben Felder explains the Trump-backed plans to potentially build a nuclear facility in Oklahoma, and why there are some concerns. Oklahoma wants to build a nuclear facility. Why there's uncertainty...
Oklahoma Alliance for Animals assisting with care of dogs on Creek County property
2+ mon, 20+ hour ago (386+ words) CREEK COUNTY, Okla. — The Oklahoma Alliance for Animals said they're assisting with the care of what's suspected to be more than 100 dogs living on a property near Depew in Creek County. KTUL first covered this situation in June when another…...
Going to the lake? Officials warn of algae blooms, drought in some Oklahoma lakes
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (499+ words) Under scorching heat, a day on the lakes may be one of the best seasonal ways to cool down. Though keeping lakes safe to swim is a process that state offices work through year-round. Officials with the Oklahoma Department of…...
EPA announces $27 million for Oklahoma lead pipe replacement projects
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (173+ words) The Environmental Protection Agency announced more than $27 million in funding for Oklahoma to help reduce exposure to lead in drinking water. According to the EPA, Oklahoma will receive $27,456,000 through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund program. Officials said the funding…...
Oklahoma to receive $27.4 million to reduce lead in drinking water
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (177+ words) The Environmental Protection Agency announced more than $27 million in funding for Oklahoma to help reduce exposure to lead in drinking water. According to the EPA, Oklahoma will receive $27,456,000 through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund program. Officials said the funding…...
Another Pen-Raised Deer Was Just Released in Oklahoma. Officials Aren’t Exactly Sure Where
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (879+ words) On April 10 we reported on the first-ever release of a pen-raised whitetail deer into the wild in Oklahoma. The release occurred earlier this year as part of a state-approved CWD experiment established under a new and controversial law known as…...
How artificial light is putting migrating birds at risk in Oklahoma
4+ mon, 4+ week ago (279+ words) Millions of birds migrate through Oklahoma every spring and fall as part of the Central Flyway, a major north-south migration route used by hundreds of species traveling across North America. Wildlife experts say increasing levels of artificial light at night…...
U.S. Fish & Wildlife proposes delisting Tiny Tim Plant after Oklahoma discoveries
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (336+ words) The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering removing the Tiny Tim plant, or Geocarpon minimum, from the endangered species list. Recent discoveries in Oklahoma have provided new data that suggest the species is more widespread and resilient than previously thought....