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While some warn of groundwater depletion in Oklahoma, efforts to tighten monitoring fail again

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State law requires well operators to send in usage reports, but many say they draw only what their permit allows, or don’t send in reports at all.

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While some warn of groundwater depletion in Oklahoma, efforts to tighten monitoring fail again

State law requires well operators to send in usage reports, but many say they draw only what their permit allows, or don’t send in reports at all.

·Oklahoma City, United States
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The Frontier broke the news in on Friday, June 20, 2025.
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