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Federal judge vacates illegal federal approvals for fracking on Pawnee trust land in Oklahoma

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By Graycen Wheeler
| KOSU-FM (Stillwater, Oklahoma) Verified
A federal judge has voided oil and gas drilling permits on Pawnee Nation trust land, concluding a decade-old court case. The U.S. Department of the Interior did not follow all necessary U.S. or Pawnee laws in leasing the land or issuing the drilling permits, the judge found. Attorney Michael Freeman with non-profit legal group Earthjustice helped represent the tribe and its members in the case. “It was a long time coming, but we're really pleased with the court's ruling,” Freeman said.
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Drummond files motion to halt construction of aluminum smelter in Northeast Oklahoma

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By Graycen Wheeler
| KGOU Radio (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Energy Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Graycen Wheeler / KOSU Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond at the Oklahoma State Capitol in July 2023. Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a motion to pause development on an aluminum smelter proposed for the northeast Oklahoma town of Inola. This is the latest in a lawsuit the attorney general's office filed against the companies behind the smelter in June. The suit aims to address harmful effects of the smelter on nearby residents.
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Drummond files motion to halt construction of aluminum smelter in Northeast Oklahoma

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By Graycen Wheeler
| KOSU-FM (Stillwater, Oklahoma) Verified
This is the latest in a lawsuit the attorney general’s office filed against the companies behind the smelter in June. The suit aims to address harmful effects of the smelter on nearby residents. It was initially filed in Rogers County District Court (part of Oklahoma’s court system) but was moved to federal court at the request of the defendants.
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