Oklahoma AG to try again to settle poultry pollution lawsuit

Oklahoma's attorney general is back in the game to finalize a settlement with six poultry firms over long-standing pollution issues in eastern Oklahoma's waterways. Drummond's latest proposal includes a $44 million, seven-year cleanup plan that awaits federal judge approval. This move is crucial as it aims to address the environmental damage caused by the companies and bring some closure to a case that's been dragging on for decades. The settlement's success could set a precedent for similar environmental disputes in the region.