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24369 E 757 Rd.

Tahlequah, OK 74464-1949

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Algae a problem at Lake Eucha, study shows

State seeking compromise on waste cleanup

Clean Sweep for Clean Water In Missouri

Lake retaining high phosphorus levels.

Tysons fined.

Way cleared for Osage Sewer Plant???

Siloam Springs Seeks Loan For Sewer Plant Expansion

Phosphorus reduction in Spavinaw basin

Council To Consider Stormwater Ordinance

Environmental agencies might face questioning

Draft Of Fayetteville Sewage Plant Permit Received

Osage Basin Wastewater District Moves Forward

Public speaks on Arkansas sewage plant

Judge To Decide Makeup Of Wastewater Board

It's time to make some sacrifices to save rivers

Legislation is

Chemicals in Northwest Arkansas Streams

Dirty Water Lobby ambushes appointment of Fite-SCR 22 passes

Northwest Arkansas' water gold mine

Basin Sewage District controversy

Siloam Springs sets high goals for sewage treatment

Official DNR didn't inform state about Newton County expansion

Poultry Farm Soil Tests Look For More Than Just Phosphorus

Westville improving sewer treatment

Tontitown, Arkansas Sewer Service On Fast Track

Sewer Committee Immediately Goes To Work On Sewer Problems

Siloam Springs: Treated sewage can clean creek, city official vows

Dam on Barren Fork Creek probed by officials

Tontitown Officials Approve Sewer Service Contract

Illegal dam shows scorn or ignorance

Report Reveals Water Quality Flushing Away

City committee narrows list of sewer plant contractors

Water Tests Reveal Antibiotics, Other Organics In Area Streams

Farmer’s suit seeks decision on litter

Soil Tests Delayed In Illinois River Watershed

Latest news on Fayetteville's Westside Sewage Plant

A.G.'s Office Testimony on Hazardous Waste

Warnings from public health officials at D.C. hearing on animal waste

States, cities want protection for water

Growth - a Problem for Water Providers

Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality

Water monitors raising a stink between 2 states