Oklahoma Secures $25M Settlement From Tyson, Cargill on Poultry Pollution Case

Poultry Companies Settle Long Pollution Case

Poultry Companies Settle Long Pollution Case

Two more poultry companies agree to settle Oklahoma pollution lawsuit

OKLAHOMA CITY — Two more poultry companies have agreed to settle with the state to end a 20-year lawsuit over pollution in the Illinois River watershed.

Oklahoma set to receive $25M settlement as part of poultry pollution lawsuit

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced that settlements have been reached with Tyson Foods and Cargill, securing more than $25 million for the cleanup of the Illinois River.

Oklahoma Voice: Two more poultry companies agree to settle Oklahoma pollution lawsuit

OKLAHOMA CITY – Two more poultry companies have agreed to settle with the state to end a 20-year lawsuit over pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.

Oklahoma Secures $25M Settlement From Tyson, Cargill on Poultry Pollution Case

Tyson Foods and Cargill settled with Oklahoma for more than $25 million to reduce poultry litter pollution in the Illinois River watershed.

Tyson and Cargill settle Oklahoma poultry pollution suit for $25M

Tyson will pay $19M and Cargill will pay $6.5M for remediation and conservation of the Illinois River Watershed.