[LIConFem]

If Ms. Hunt were so worried about Ohio families having to pay more for energy, she wouldn't be pushing so hard for wind farms.

[PIF]

Using those wind farms to kill bats and birds greatly benefits flying insects - flies, mosquitoes etc, and using them to power all the in-service and planned electric vehicles is the last laugh of conventional power plants.

[Lowell1775]

Ping

[SolidRedState]

Sounds like Ohio is on the right track! Wind farms are a scourge.

[KarlInOhio]

There are a lot of commercials on radio for and against HB6 (maybe on TV too, but I have a fast forward button on it). The pro side talks about deregulation, jobs and how wonderful HB6, but never says what it actually does. The anti side talks solely about bailing out the "out of state" owner of nuclear plants.

Personally I lean towards against, but that is my default position on laws: good legislation can be passed later, but bad legislation is nealy impossible to repeal later. I hate the pro-side's information free ads which imply good things will happen including kittens becoming fluffier and friendlier.

[House Atreides]

“...HB 6 effectively makes it impossible to build new wind farms in Ohio, too. One provision allows for a public referendum on wind-energy projects, even after the developer completes the state’s rigorous permitting and approval process....”
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Sorry but this review simply demonizes every GOOD thing in this legislative bill (God forbid the actual citizens of Ohio have a say on wind-energy when unelected, unaccountable, permanently entrenched bureaucrats should make the decisions — obviously sarcasm). If you love AOC’s “green new deal” you should oppose this legislation.