If you burn coal, you get an ash. The EPA since 2009 has been contemplating and developing and perfecting a piece of legislation, a new rule and reg. that would potentially classify flyash as a hazardous material.
McKinley explains the EPA's potential classification of flyash from coal as hazardous.
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