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Public comment open on environment study for proposed $1.1B military radar sites in Oregon
Public comment open on environment study for proposed $1.1B military radar sites in Oregon
Public comment open on environment study for proposed $1.1B military radar sites in Oregon

Published on: 09/11/2026

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Air Force releases draft environmental impact statement for 2 Oregon over-the-horizon radar sites in Lake and Malheur counties. Public comments due Sept. 19. $1.116B project draws water and wildlife concerns.

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