A cow wearing a gas mask is the first sign something may be amiss in Inola, Oklahoma.
“Protect Our Farms. #StopTheInolaSmelter,” reads the text below the image, splashed across a billboard towering over one of the main highways to this prairie town with a population of 1 890 people. The smelter in question: a $4-billion aluminium processing plant touted by President Donald Trump as part of his push to revive the industry in the US.
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