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Published: August 20, 2008
Rule changes may clear air for Oklahoma residents hurt by soot
DUNCAN — The state Environmental Quality Board on Tuesday unanimously approved an air quality regulation change that's intended to protect people from health effects associated with soot.
Public Service Company of Oklahoma — a power company that operates mostly in eastern Oklahoma — opposed the changed rule. An attorney for the company said the change will make this regulation two to three times more strict...
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