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The Oklahoma Water Resources Board uses the state’s good credit to secure loans for communities and rural water districts that need help paying for…
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Exactly where the border between Oklahoma and Texas lies along the Red River has never been completely clear, especially where Lake Texoma covers the…
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Oklahoma City already depends on water from southeastern Oklahoma, but the 60-inch, 100-mile pipeline from Lake Atoka ain’t enough.An ongoing federal…
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Every four years, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency releases an analysis of how much federal money states will need to complete water projects to…
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The Oklahoma Water Resources Board is a big advocate for regional water planning, the idea that local control over who uses what water and where it’s sent…