[Oldeconomybuyer]

[Afterguard]

Wait! WKRP in Cincinnati? Is Les Nesmond still there?

[Quality_Not_Quantity]

Oh, great! They can’t get carbon credits pushed through, so they’re going to spend oodles of our money on some risky scheme and pass the costs along to us.

[mountainlion]

I did not know they had coal mines in Cincinnati and oil rigs off their coast?

[A_Former_Democrat]

“Food, because what we eat and where it comes from can have significant environmental impacts”

“Trust me”

[rawcatslyentist]

Looks like some of the smaller deep staters are floating to the surface. Time to flush again, and wash away the stain of the hand of hussein.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“powering the city with 100 percent renewable energy.”

Enjoy freezing in the dark.

There simply isn’t enough solar and wind in that part of the country in winter to heat and power the population.

[Bob]

It’s all OK though since the money is coming from “the mayor’s budget”. It’s not like the taxpayers are funding it or anything like that. /s

[butlerweave]

You can always find a place that's fighting Global Warming ,they're in the Dark

[choctaw man]

As dad used to say, money down a rat hole.

[freedumb2003]

The city is paying local nonprofit Green Umbrella, a regional sustainability alliance, $25,000 from the mayor's budget to help update the plan,

[Vlad The Inhaler]

What a great idea!

Nothing stifles competitiveness and local economies like handicapping your own city and county
by driving up costs with goofy politically correct regulations.

[Cen-Tejas]

.......well, politically active and connected Liberals in Liberal enclaves like Cincinatti and Austin HAVE TO HAVE extra curricular income in order to fund their little pet projects AND, more importantly, in order to fund their Cannabis purchases so they lobby their Liberal City Council buddies that are routinely present in some smoke filled 300 sf high rise apartment for a little taxpayer money to fund another study of Global Warming, or possum poop or whatever!

That’s all that’s going on here folks. Move on down the road. No story here.

[Red Badger]

powering the city with 100 percent renewable energy.

But they'll have to wait until all the snow melts first.................

[Vlad The Inhaler]

Where democrats rule darkness, decay and despair will follow.

[chris37]

I’m concerned, I’m so concerned, everything is just so concerning.

[FreedomNotSafety]

Brought to you by the developers of Plummet Mall!

[FreedomNotSafety]

Clever link in the headline of your post.

[upchuck]

With all due respect to my fellow FReepers who are afflicted, glad I don’t live in Hamilton, OH.

[upchuck]

The revised plan is also expected to renew Mayor John Cranley's call for creation of a 25-megawatt solar array, a first step to fulfill his vision of having the city use 100 percent renewable energy by 2035.

Hey John, what's the predicted ROI for you vision? How long will it take taxpayers to pay for your vision? How many utility workers will loose their jobs because of your vision?

[Rodm]

Wow, It’s feeling 10 degrees cooler already. LOL