The National Campaign Against Dirty Power has an interactive map
showing the annual deaths per 100,000 adults attributable to the
pollution coming from power plants. The statistics are based on
research done for the EPA (PDF). Unsurprisingly, areas which
rely heavily on coal power fare the worst. The interactive map
has a couple of key features. You can click on a state for
specific information on emissions and health, as well as links
to source data and policy recommendations. Some state maps
include information for particular urban locations, such as Los
Angeles and Houston. You can also see the effects of
implementing the various proposed clean air plans, from the
administration's "Clear Skies" program (which helps, but not by
much) to "faithful implementation of the Clean Air Act" (which
helps a bit more) to the "Clean Power Act" proposed by Senators
Jeffords, Lieberman, and Collins (which has fairly dramatic
results). A PDF listing the key emissions provisions of each
proposal can be found here. The hydr