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http://video.oeta.tv/onr/gogreen/Energy_Rebates.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Energy Rebates (2:49)

Featured in Going Green

Schools and municipalities are looking for ways to shrink their energy bills. Some of them are getting help from a power company.

Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Environment

Originally broadcast on December 6, 2010

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/gogreen/Owasso_Trees.flv

Oklahoma News Report

For many families, having the smell of a freshly-cut Christmas tree makes the holidays extra special. But actually picking out the right tree and cutting it yourself can create a family tradition for a lifetime.

Originally broadcast on December 3, 2010

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/government/Air_Quality_Study.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Air Quality Study (2:51)

Featured in It's Your Government

The state may file a lawsuit over a plan by the Environmental Protection Agency to control air quality in national parks and other federal lands. Utility customers in Oklahoma may face rate hikes if the EPA rejects the state's plan to improve air quality.

Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Government, Environment

Originally broadcast on November 30, 2010

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/gogreen/Tulsa_Sustainability.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Tulsa Sustainability (2:41)

Featured in Going Green

Changes are underway in Tulsa as part of that city's sustainability efforts. Some changes are simple, such as flipping a switch to cut energy use, while other efforts require retrofitting some businesses in order to use less energy.

Originally broadcast on November 22, 2010

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/government/Food_Safety.flv

Oklahoma News Report

ONR Extra Food Safety (4:36)

Featured in It's Your Government

Oklahoma U.S. Senator Tom Coburn is blocking a bill that supporters say will enhance food inspections and make the nation's food supply safer. In this ONR Extra, we hear Sen. Coburn’s reasons for his opposition to the bill, and the response from another lawmaker who supports the legislation.

Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Government, Environment

Originally broadcast on November 19, 2010

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/top/Bokoshe_Flyash.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Bokoshe Flyash (4:00)

Featured in Top Stories

A group of residents from the northeastern Oklahoma town of Bokoshe are concerned about flyash near their town. Flyash is a by-product of coal mining, and many residents believe it is making them sick. The Corporation Commission held a hearing to discuss the regulation of coal waste disposal, and several of the residents turned up to voice their concerns.

Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Government, Environment, Health

Originally broadcast on November 17, 2010

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/top/Creativity_Project.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Creativity Project (2:59)

Featured in Top Stories

People from across the nation and around the globe are in Oklahoma this week for a discussion on Creativity. The World Creativity Forum is designed to share information about "creative" ways of problem-solving in all fields of endeavor.

Originally broadcast on November 15, 2010

http://video.oeta.tv/onr/top/Bokoshe_Flyash_Contamination.flv

Oklahoma News Report

Bokoshe Flyash Contamination (4:40)

Featured in Top Stories

Residents in the small Oklahoma town of Bokoshe say an industrial by-product of mining, called "flyash," is killing them. Environmentalists agree, but the owners of the mine say no one is at risk. KOTV reporter Jennifer Loren investigated, and she shares her in-depth report with us.

Related Topics: News & Public Affairs, Environment, Health

Originally broadcast on November 9, 2010

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