Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office / Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality / United States Bureau / federal government / Missouri Attorney General’s Office / U.S. Department of Interior / U.S. office of Surface Mining / NATURAL RESOURCE DAMAGES SUBCOMMITTEE / Missouri Department of Conservation / and the Missouri / Potentially Reponsible Party / Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Fund / Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks / office of the Solicitor / United States Fish and Wildlife Service / Missouri Department of Natural Resources / Tar Creek Superfund Task Force / Department of Health / U.S. Treasury / Bureau of Indian Affairs / U.S. Department of the Interior / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / Environmental Protection Agency / Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation / U.S. Department of Interior Tri-State NRDA / /
Person
FRANK KEATING / Brian C. Griffin / Kelly Hunter Burch / Lloyd Landreth / /
Position
professional consultant / Secretary of Environment / Governor / Secretary of Environment for the State of Oklahoma / Assistant Attorney General / representative / Trustee for the State of Oklahoma / the Oklahoma Secretary / lead trustee / Attorney General / trustee / /
Product
substances / /
ProvinceOrState
Missouri / Kansas / Ottawa County / TriState Mining District / Tri-State District / Adair County / Oklahoma / Jasper County / Tri-State Mining District / /
GOVERNOR FRANK KEATING’S TAR CREEK SUPERFUND TASK FORCE ALTERNATIVES FOR ASSESSING INJURIES TO NATURAL RESOURCES AT THE TAR CREEK SUPERFUND SITE