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Inola residents learn about aluminum smelter at open house aimed at addressing questions, concerns

The $4 billion smelter project aims to produce 750,000 tons annually and create 5,000 jobs, while residents raise environmental and health concerns.

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Hundreds of residents gathered at Inola High School on Thursday evening for an open house hosted by Oklahoma Primary Aluminum, hoping to learn more about a proposed aluminum smelter plant that has sparked both economic optimism and growing concern.

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Hundreds turn out for Inola smelter informational open house

Officials with companies building the smelter and others with Tulsa Ports answered residents' questions at Inola High School.

·Tulsa, United States
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Inola residents learn about aluminum smelter at open house aimed at addressing questions, concerns

Hundreds of residents gathered at Inola High School on Thursday evening for an open house hosted by Oklahoma Primary Aluminum, hoping to learn more about a proposed aluminum smelter plant that has sparked both economic optimism and growing concern.

·Tulsa, United States
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KOKI broke the news in Tulsa, United States on Friday, March 27, 2026.
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