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Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality protects the state's waters from environmental threats.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated sep 4

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  1. Century Aluminum is developing its Oklahoma smelter and noting stricter standards compared to the Middle East project.
  2. Century Aluminum is facing scrutiny from the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality regarding a project in Inola, Oklahoma.

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Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality protects the state's waters from environmental threats.

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  1. Century Aluminum is facing scrutiny from the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality regarding a project in Inola, Oklahoma.Sub-event
  2. Governor Kevin Stitt signed a bill in Oklahoma addressing various water concerns.Sub-event
  3. Oklahoma has set blood alcohol limits for boating activities in its waters.Sub-event
  4. The Oklahoma DEQ is responsible for protecting the state's water resources.1 source

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