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covering Oklahoma oil & gas for @readfrontier and @propublica. Freelance: Harper's, The Nation, The Drift, etc. npbowlin@gmail or Signal: NickBowlin.24
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To Protect Its Drinking Water, This City Has To Appeal To The Oil Regulators That Put It At Risk

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By Nick Bowlin Verified, Al Shaw Verified
| Omaha Daily Record Verified
To Protect Its Drinking Water, This City Has to Appeal to the Oil Regulators That Put It at Risk Down a dirt road in northwest Oklahoma, only a few hundred yards from where the city of Enid draws its drinking water, a company injects the toxic byproduct of oil production deep underground. That close proximity violates a state rule meant to protect public groundwater supplies from oil field wastewater, which can be saltier than the sea and laden with toxic metals.
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Enid officials fight location of wastewater injection well

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By Nick Bowlin Verified, Al Shaw Verified
| Enid News and Eagle Verified
ENID, Okla. - Down a dirt road in Northwest Oklahoma, only a few hundred yards from where the city of Enid draws its drinking water, a company injects the toxic byproduct of oil production deep underground. That close proximity violates a state rule meant to protect public groundwater supplies from oil field wastewater, which can be saltier than the sea and laden with toxic metals.
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More than 100 oil injection wells found close to Oklahoma public water source

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By Nick Bowlin Verified, Al Shaw Verified
| The Oklahoman Verified
Down a dirt road in northwest Oklahoma, only a few hundred yards from where the city of Enid draws its drinking water, a company injects the toxic byproduct of oil production deep underground. That close proximity violates a state rule meant to protect public groundwater supplies from oil field wastewater, which can be saltier than the sea and laden with toxic metals.
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