Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-801
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Legislative intent - Use of cedar trees and residue as
Official statutory text
renewable energy source.
A. The Legislature declares that it is in the interest of
Oklahoma to promote the use of cedar tree wood products and residue
as an energy source in the state in order to take advantage of the
abundance of cedar trees growing in the state and its natural
compatibility with other renewable energy sources.
B. It is hereby declared the intent of the State of Oklahoma to
promote use of cedar tree wood products and residue as a renewable
energy fuel.
A. The Legislature declares that it is in the interest of
Oklahoma to promote the use of cedar tree wood products and residue
as an energy source in the state in order to take advantage of the
abundance of cedar trees growing in the state and its natural
compatibility with other renewable energy sources.
B. It is hereby declared the intent of the State of Oklahoma to
promote use of cedar tree wood products and residue as a renewable
energy fuel.
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