Texas company agrees to remove coal ash dumps along the Middle Fork of the Vermilion, where toxic metals have seeped into state’s only national scenic river ...Middle East

Deal marks the first test of new state regulations that require Vistra and other energy companies to clean up coal ash dumps near two dozen other power plants, most of which will be closed by the end of the decade.

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