The renewable energy efforts of Oklahoma’s Choctaw Nation were recently showcased by KOCO TV, reflecting how the tribe has installed solar energy on at least 20 of its low income homes. Tribal officials say the project will result in savings for the families. Click here for KOCO story.
May 25, 2021 archive
Colorado’s new setback law still leaves some disappointed
The state of Colorado might have the nation’s strongest set back rule for oil and gas drilling, but many in the state are still disappointed that drilling has continued close to their homes and businesses. Under the new law, a well site has to be at least 2,000 feet from homes and schools but …
Texas moves closer to creating new safety rules for chemical industry
Two years after a disastrous and massive chemical fire broke out at a chemical tank farm in Deer Park, Texas, legislators have yet to wrap up efforts to create tougher enforcement laws. A bill authored by a Houston State Senator, one to put new regulations on the chemical industry has won approval in the …
Turning NM coal ash into green products
Those northwestern New Mexico residents hoping to see an end to the mountains of coal ash from the Four Corners power plant are banking on the efforts of a Canadian company. The firm, SonoAsh LLC wants to create a manufacturing hub in San Juan County by recycling coal ash and turning it into “green …
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