WV air regulators, political leaders concerned with tighter regulations proposed for pollutant looming large in wildfire smoke

Federal regulators plan to strengthen the standard by which they protect especially vulnerable West Virginians from the air pollutant they say is of greatest concern from wildfire smoke.

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