COAL ASH
Okla. on track to be first state to regulate disposal
U.S. EPA has given preliminary approval to Oklahoma's bid to directly regulate coal ash disposal, likely meaning that the state will be the first to gain that authority under a 2016 law.
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Sean Reilly, E&E News reporter
U.S. EPA has given preliminary approval to Oklahoma's bid to directly regulate coal ash disposal, likely meaning that the state will be the first to gain that authority under a 2016 law.
A Trump administration official today said a proposal floated by the Energy Department to boost struggling coal and nuclear plants is faltering at the White House.
By Hannah Northey in Greenwire
Alaska is getting mixed messages from the Trump administration on how to commercialize the state's 35 trillion cubic feet of proven natural gas reserves stranded on the North Slope.
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A Trump administration official today said a proposal floated by the Energy Department to boost struggling coal and nuclear plants is faltering at the White House.
By Hannah Northey in Greenwire
Alaska is getting mixed messages from the Trump administration on how to commercialize the state's 35 trillion cubic feet of proven natural gas reserves stranded on the North Slope.