OK SCR31

Urges the U.S. Department of the Interior to withdraw the Bureau of Land Management's proposed rule regulating hydraulic fracturing on federal and Tribal lands.

Argues that states, not federal government, should have primary authority over oil and gas production regulations, including hydraulic fracturing, within their borders.

Claims hydraulic fracturing has been safely used for decades with no known cases of groundwater contamination despite approximately one million wells being fractured in the U.S.

Contends the BLM rule is arbitrary and capricious, lacking justification, evidence of problems, and proper cost-benefit analysis.

Declares the Oklahoma Corporation Commission as the appropriate authority to regulate all oil and gas exploration and production activities in Oklahoma.