News Source: Tulsa World
| about 1 month ago
State didn't direct conclusions While the meter continues to run on the high-profile attorneys hired for Oklahoma's federal pollution lawsuit against the Arkansas poultry industry, one thing's for certain: taxpayers won't be left holding the bag.
News Source: Tulsa World
| about 1 month ago
Berton Fisher said his analysis of the water and soil in the Illinois River watershed "detected a pattern that in my view is incontrovertible." Fisher, who is also a geochemist, has given extensive testimony for the state concerning his belief that...
News Source: Simi Valley - Moorpark Examiner
| about 1 month ago
A geologist admitted Thursday that he hired his own three daughters and family friends to do legwork for a report that became the backbone of Oklahoma's pollution lawsuit against the Arkansas poultry industry...Berton Fisher, one of the state's...
News Source: Star Tribune
| about 1 month ago
A geologist testifying for the state of Oklahoma has admitted he hired his own three daughters and family friends to do legwork for a report that became the backbone of the state's pollution lawsuit against the Arkansas poultry industry...Berton...
News Source: Tulsa World
| about 1 month ago
Testimony shakes up case A geologist says sediments containing phosphorous, arsenic, zinc and copper found in a lake in a northeastern Oklahoma watershed were likely caused by poultry litter being spread on nearby land as fertilizer...Berton Fisher...