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Deadly bird flu has been detected in two backyard flocks in western and central Oklahoma.
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More cases of deadly bird flu were detected in poultry in northeast Oklahoma in late December. About 130,000 turkeys were culled in the outbreak.
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In a Friday afternoon hearing, U.S. Northern District Court Judge Gregory Frizzell directed all parties to prepare to return to court with updated evidence for a December hearing in the Tulsa courthouse.
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A Delaware County District Court judge ruled that the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry irresponsibly allowed large poultry farms to be built in a sensitive watershed without proper environmental review or advance public notice.
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Leaders from Oklahoma’s Five Tribes are asking the state legislature not to move forward with a bill that would shield some poultry farmers from lawsuits, even if they pollute streams, rivers or lakes.
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Inside the broken negotiations that led to Oklahoma’s 20-year case against several poultry companiesOklahoma has blamed the chicken industry for polluting one of the state’s greatest attractions, the Illinois River. As a two-decade lawsuit is finally on the cusp of resolution, newly uncovered records show the private negotiations.
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Cooks Venture is shutting down its operations and facilities in eastern Oklahoma and in northwest Arkansas.
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Deadly avian influenza in backyard flocks is being reported across Oklahoma, and researchers say flock owners should remain on high alert.
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Tyson Foods and other Arkansas poultry companies have filed a motion to dismiss a court ruling that says they’re responsible for cleaning up pollution in Oklahoma’s Illinois River Watershed.
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Without notice, some Oklahomans find new farms next door that bring flies, feathers, odors and water pollution.