This is decided by permits, votes, and public comment — every one of which has a deadline and a person on the other end of it. None of these require money, and only one of them — showing up to the meeting — takes a whole evening.
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We are a community-based grassroots effort. Each of us has a role to play. Educate your friends. Comment on social media. Follow Protect Inola on Facebook. Help the algorithm by commenting, interacting, and sharing our posts — and print the one-page flyer for your corner of town.
They work for us. Tell them plainly that you oppose the smelter — say who you are, where you live, and what specifically concerns you. Local detail is what carries weight. A message to your own trustees and commissioners lands harder than any post online.
900 James Court, Inola, OK 74036. Votes on project plans, zoning, and any pause on permitting.
Local approval and moratoria. Tell him why you oppose the smelter.
Local approval and moratoria. Tell him why you oppose the smelter.
Local approval and moratoria. Tell him why you oppose the smelter.
The county approved the tax financing agreement underpinning the project.
The county approved the tax financing agreement underpinning the project.
The county approved the tax financing agreement underpinning the project.
The agency reviewing EGA’s application. Reference the Inola primary aluminum facility.
Shares authority over Prevention of Significant Deterioration permitting in Oklahoma.