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Oklahoma Indigenous nation receives nearly $2 million in cleanup, climate grants - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma Indigenous nation receives nearly $2 million in cleanup, climate grants

DURANT — Choctaw Nation Chief Gary Batton said federal grants totaling nearly $2 million will help make a lasting impact on the well-being of tribal members.

Choctaw Nation receives nealry $2 million in cleanup, climate grants - Vimarsana News

Choctaw Nation receives nealry $2 million in cleanup, climate grants

DURANT — Choctaw Nation Chief Gary Batton said federal grants totaling nearly $2 million will help make a lasting impact on the well-being of tribal members.

Biden admin discusses tribes' broader oversight in oil-rich Oklahoma | 100.7 MIX-FM | Today's Hit Music - Vimarsana News

Biden admin discusses tribes' broader oversight in oil-rich Oklahoma | 100.7 MIX-FM | Today's Hit Music

By Syndicated Content By Valerie Volcovici and Jennifer Hiller (Reuters) - The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden is in talks with Oklahoma tribes over whether they should have a bigger say over a range of environmental regulations in much of the eastern half of the oil-rich state that was recognized last year as reservation land by the Supreme Court, officials told Reuters. The discussions have triggered concern within Oklahoma’s Republican government that it risks losing control of a big tax base and has stirred uncertainty over future regulation of natural resource...

Biden admin discusses tribes' broader oversight in oil-rich Oklahoma - Vimarsana News

Biden admin discusses tribes' broader oversight in oil-rich Oklahoma

4 Min Read (Reuters) - The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden is in talks with Oklahoma tribes over whether they should have a bigger say over a range of environmental regulations in much of the eastern half of the oil-rich state that was recognized last year as reservation land by the Supreme Court, officials told Reuters. Slideshow ( 3 images ) The discussions have triggered concern within Oklahoma’s Republican government that it risks losing control of a big tax base and has stirred uncertainty over future regulation of natural resources extraction, industry and other development...