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Lisa Sharp

Lisa Sharp

Lisa Sharp is the face behind Retro Housewife Goes Green. She’s a wife, activist, and freelance writer. Lisa lives in a small town in Oklahoma and is working to bring more green to Oklahoma. She serves on the board for the local recycling coalition, and is active with the local Green Drinks group. Lisa also run the website Green Oklahoma, a green resource, news and events site.

Articles by Lisa Sharp

Oklahoma Bill Would Allow Industry to Hide Pollution

by Lisa Sharp

Learn about an Oklahoma bill that would make it easier for companies to hide information about pollution and find out why Oklahomans are rightly concerned.

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Changes in Oklahoma, But It’s Still Fracked

by Lisa Sharp

Read about disheartening election losses in Oklahoma indicating that the oil and gas undustry will continue to put profits over people.

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Oklahoma’s “Mercury Alley” Town has Lowest Life Expectancy Rate

by Lisa Sharp

If you want to live a long life don’t move to Stilwell, Oklahoma. This small, rural town has the lowest life expectancy rate in the U.S.

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As the Oklahoma Earthquake Debate Continues, Who Will Protect Families?

by Lisa Sharp

Read why earthquakes in Oklahoma continue to rattle the nerves of families, as the fracking and disposal well debate in Oklahoma continues.

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Industry Pressure to Silence Scientists in Oklahoma Earthquake Swarms

by Lisa Sharp

Read about the link between oil and gas operations in Oklahoma and earthquake swarms, and the pressure industry puts on scientists to keep this quiet.

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Oil and Gas Industry Linked to Quakes Shaking Oklahoma

by Lisa Sharp

Read about the rise of earthquakes in Oklahoma, and how the oil and gas industry is linked to the record number of earthquakes.

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“We’ve Had Enough” – Denton, Texas Bans Fracking – Now Faces Legal Battle

by Lisa Sharp

Read about a ban of fracking in Denton, Texas and why citizens felt the ban was the only way to protect their health and the health of their families.

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Keystone XL Pipeline Is Already Here In Oklahoma And Texas

by Lisa Sharp

As concerned citizens continue to fight the Keystone XL Pipeline’s northern route, the southern one is already flowing with oil.

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Fishing For Mercury In Oklahoma

by Lisa Sharp

Learn about mercury pollution in Oklahoma’s lakes and how it affects the fish you may be eating and your health.

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Tornadoes And Climate Change: Is There A Link?

by Lisa Sharp

Find out from a Moms Clean Air Force blogger and Oklahoma native if there is a link between climate change and tornadoes.

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Are The New Weakened Cement Standards Enough?

by Lisa Sharp

The new cement standards issued by the EPA have been weakened by industry pressure, allowing pollution and health hazards to continue.

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Is Extreme Weather The New Norm?

by Lisa Sharp

Learn how global warming and climate change are causing extreme weather events such as drought, storms and more.

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