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Severance Tax is an open forum for discussion of the need for raising the severance tax on all mineral rights in Arkansas. Links to articles on the subject and to other online sources of information are to be added as available. Anyone may comment either anonymously or by registering for a Google Account, which will provide a limited amount of contact information.
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Links of special interest
- Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission
- Arkansas Wildlife Federation
- Earth Rights testimony on severance tax
- FAYETTEVILLE SHALE information
- League of Women Voters of Washington County, Arkansas
- OMNI Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology
- Ozark Headquarters Group of the Arkansas Sierra Club
- Spelunkers caving and karst forum
- UNNATURAL GAS
- Urban greenspace institute
Links to related Web sites and Web logs
- A place to discuss Lioneld Jordan's campaign for mayor and related issues
- Aubrey James Shepherd's photo sets
- aubunique blog spot
- aubunique.com — history of south Fayetteville environmental concerns and World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Beaver Lake Watershed — Arkansas
- Carbon Caps Task Force
- Cool Earth Now
- Fayetteville Ark City Government
- Government TV Channel in Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Northwest Arkansas Environment Central
- Peace, Justice, Ecology
- Red Oak Park — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Town Branch Neighborhood—Fayetteville, Ark
- Updates Northwest Arkansas Environmental Groups' news
- World Peace Wetland Prairie
- World Peace Wetland Prairie Blogspot
Blog Archive
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- Governor's support needed on conservation issues
- Governor's, Sheffield Nelson's plans differ
- Gas-well sites pollute in many ways
- State Web site offers extensive gas-drilling infor...
- Interactive gas-well map available online
- Gas-well sites require large areas of surface dist...
- Gas-well regulatory cycle in Arkansas
- Fayetteville shale natural-gas exploration in Arka...
- Severance Tax in Arkansas is far too low
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