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Heat & Health: A new Climate Central study estimates human-caused climate change contributed about 25% of heat-related emergency room visits across the Southern Plains region, which includes Oklahoma, with the South still seeing higher overall rates. Water & Farming Law: A guide breaks down how groundwater rules vary across the U.S., noting Oklahoma sits in the riparian-states group where surface water rights hinge on “reasonable use,” while groundwater remains harder to manage. Oklahoma Wildlife & Water Conditions: The Oklahoma Mesonet reported 0.84 inches of rainfall over the past week, alongside local bird sightings at Boomer Lake and Lake Carl Blackwell. Local Conservation Education: OSU Extension is inviting Oklahoma livestock producers to a Forage Foundations program focused on practical, research-based forage management. Policy Watch: Oklahoma parents and lawmakers are pushing to limit classroom screen use as districts weigh pandemic-era 1-to-1 devices and new screen-time rules. Outdoor Recreation: Oklahoma’s 2026-27 hunting and fishing regulations include changes to thermal and night-vision device rules and updates to crappie limits at several lakes.

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