"Tar Creek Water!" Artwork/Poster by Don Robbins-What Has The Government Done?

 What has the government done about the contaminated water from Tar Creek headed for Grand Lake of the Cherokees in Oklahoma? 
   Has contaminated water reached the lake? Have other locations been contaminated by the groundwater from the mines in Picher Oklahoma?
   What has been done about Tar Creek contamination, if anything?

   If you ask yourself what would happen if the river in North Dakota was polluted by the Keystone pipeline, what would the government do to restore safe drinking water or repair environment damage, you might look at the Tar Creek situation in Oklahoma.
   Does the government want to target water sources of Native Americans for pollution? How can people live in a place where the water is polluted without spending large amounts of money to get clean water? Is that the governments ultimate plan to push out (lower income) native populations? 
   Check out the picture...

   You can see this work is good quality. At higher or larger sizes you may see pixels. Two foot wide posters should be clear. Artwork of Tar Creek Water is by Don Robbins.
   I will post the artwork for sale, later. You can copy the poster here or purchase later after I post it.
   I think concerned citizens can use the Picher Oklahoma / Tar Creek environmental disaster as an example of how our government cares for water sources.