Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of Oklahoma, Several States Regarding Oil And Gas

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Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of Oklahoma, Several States Regarding Oil And Gas

Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of Oklahoma, Several States Regarding Oil And Gas

OKLAHOMA CITY -

A federal judge ruled in favor of Oklahoma and several other states in a case against the Biden administration.

The states are fighting an executive order to stop the sale of new oil and gas leases on federal land and offshore wells.

The judge, from Louisiana, issued a preliminary injunction.

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