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.
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The candidate is getting advice from past Obama officials, activists and former rivals. Some say it's the first time they've been taken seriously by a presidential campaign.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
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