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Agricultural producers upstream from the Oklahoma River are working to improve the North Canadian watershed, even as local and state health and agricultural officials continue to monitor the river tha...
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John D. Potts remembers when he was very young and driving in the dairy cows to be milked at the independent, family- owned Potts Dairy south of the Lloyd Noble Center in Norman."When a person grows u...
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Oklahoma City's new director of sustainability Autumn Radle just got really, really busy.She found out April 6 that $5.4 million in federal stimulus funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment A...
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There's no question that Norman has the sort of momentum that most cities covet. One of the most visible ways it's manifested itself is landing on lists compiled by national publications.But Norman le...
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Trey Parsons wants to show, not just tell.Parsons, of Oklahoma City's Enersolve, along with his partners, decided to purchase a 1923 home in northwest Oklahoma City that usually would be considered an...
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Replacing a "hot roof" on a commercial building or residence is getting to be one of the coolest ways to reduce the summer's sky-high electric bills.Cool roofs reflect sunlight and heat away from a bu...
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Change one structure to make it more energy-efficient and you save money.But change a bunch of structures in cities and towns across Oklahoma to make them more energy-efficient and you save boatloads ...
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The Oklahoma Legislature " by doing nothing " could have created a very expensive "gap."Time ran out last month on the Oklahoma legislative session without a vote on $43 million in revenue bonds to co...
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Oklahoma legislators may talk a "green" game, but when it came to passing legislation, it was a mixed bag.Bud Scott, executive director and lobbyist for the Oklahoma chapter of Sierra Club, said the i...