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"Oklahoma Fails Small Town In Fly Ash Regulation"

"BOKOSHE, Oklahoma -- Right now, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is trying to decide if it should regulate an industrial byproduct called Fly Ash. It's a battle that pits environmentalists against the $66 billion US coal industry. A group of small-town Oklahomans have inserted themselves into the middle of the battle because they say fly ash is killing them, literally."

Jennifer Loren reports for News on 6 TV (Tulsa) October 28, 2010.

Source: News on 6 Tulsa, 10/29/2010