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WindAction | Judge orders removal of wind farm opposed by Osage Nation - Vimarsana News

WindAction | Judge orders removal of wind farm opposed by Osage Nation

A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the removal of a wind farm in Osage County and set a trial for damages in a win for the Osage Nation and its Mineral Council, which, along with the federal government, have been fighting the erection of the turbines for more than a decade.

Judge orders removal of wind farm opposed by Osage Nation - Vimarsana News

Judge orders removal of wind farm opposed by Osage Nation

The judge will hold a trial in the future to assess the amount of monetary damages owed.

'McGirt' Decision Dividing Oklahoma; Creating Safety Issues, Senate candidate Randy Grellner says | Government - Vimarsana News

'McGirt' Decision Dividing Oklahoma; Creating Safety Issues, Senate candidate Randy Grellner says | Government

Oklahoma City — "Oklahoma is quickly becoming a divided state due to a ruling in 2020 by the U.S. Supreme Court over the jurisdiction of the State versus tribal nations

Osage Wind Seeks Summary Judgment in Okla. Suit - Vimarsana News

Osage Wind Seeks Summary Judgment in Okla. Suit

Oklahoma wind farm developers are pushing for summary judgment in a long-standing suit over the excavation of minerals to build the projects, arguing the damages sought by the U.S. government and a tribal council are too severe.

Source: law360.com
Wind Farm Developers Slam U.S. Sanctions Claims Over Docs - Vimarsana News

Wind Farm Developers Slam U.S. Sanctions Claims Over Docs

A group of developers has urged a federal court to reject a bid by the U.S. government to sanction them for allegedly destroying records related to the construction of a wind farm in Oklahoma, arguing that the records at issue never existed in the first place.

Source: law360.com