EPA to go ahead with regional haze plan over Oklahoma's objections
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is standing firm with its plan to force Oklahoma 's two largest electric utilities to reduce emissions from their aging coal plants.
The federal plan finalized Wednesday by the EPA has been criticized for failing to consider the financial impact on Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. and Public Service Co. of Oklahoma customers if those companies are forced to install expen...
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