Indigenous Leaders Furious After EPA Grants Oklahoma Control Over Sovereign Tribal Lands

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By Common DreamsOct 6, 2020, 8:53 am545 ptsHotTop
By Brett Wilkins In a little-noticed development last week that drew ire after being reported Monday, the Trump administration's EPA granted the state of Oklahoma wide-ranging environmental regulatory control on nearly all tribal lands in the state, stripping dozens of tribes of their sovereignty over critical…

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Indigenous Leaders Furious After EPA Grants Oklahoma Control Over Sovereign Tribal Lands

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