Okla. Stat. tit. 45, § 45-46
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Market study and sulfur emissions standards study -
Official statutory text
Recommendations.
The Oklahoma Mining Commission is authorized and directed,
within the limits of funds available to it, to study ways to expand
existing markets and create new markets for Oklahoma coal and other
minerals, to study the impact of sulfur emission standards on
burning of Oklahoma mined coal, and to make recommendations to the
Governor and Legislature for such purposes in a current and updated
report by February 1, 1988.
The Oklahoma Mining Commission is authorized and directed,
within the limits of funds available to it, to study ways to expand
existing markets and create new markets for Oklahoma coal and other
minerals, to study the impact of sulfur emission standards on
burning of Oklahoma mined coal, and to make recommendations to the
Governor and Legislature for such purposes in a current and updated
report by February 1, 1988.
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