‘It will kill our town.’ Residents upstream from Grand Lake worry more flooding could be headed their way
Records show state and federal authorities have been aware of potential flooding risks for decades.
Clifton Adcock January 17, 2023
Records show state and federal authorities have been aware of potential flooding risks for decades.
Reese Gorman October 13, 2022
As Joy Hofmeister and Gov. Kevin Stitt shared the stage on Wednesday, Stitt attempted to connect his opponent to Biden’s energy policies. But Hofmeister tried to distance herself from the president, criticizing Biden’s energy “rhetoric.”
Garrett Yalch July 26, 2022
Without steps to reduce global emissions, the number of 100-degree days the state sees each year is on track to triple by the middle of the century.
Frontier Staff June 10, 2022
From deaths from winter storms to jurisdictional challenges following the McGirt Supreme Court ruling, we found some inaccuracies in candidates’ claims.
Clifton Adcock March 12, 2021
Over the past nine years, major Oklahoma industries that rely on fossil fuels have steadily reduced their carbon output, according to EPA data.
For the Frontier Kelly Bostian, Conservation Coalition of Oklahoma Foundation February 17, 2021
After four years of annual reports the general public no longer has access to a detailed accounting of how nearly 200,000 tons of waste produced by Oklahoma’s Poultry Feeding Operations is exported or applied on state lands, including sensitive watersheds.
Clifton Adcock December 3, 2020
In addition to monitoring ammonia levels in the air, scientists also plan to examine the microbes in the dust that comes from the chicken houses and sampling microbes in nearby residents.
Clifton Adcock August 13, 2020
The only requirements for opening a poultry feeding operation is submitting an application to the Oklahoma Department of Food and Forestry with basic information about the operation and paying a $10 application fee.
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