House Bill 6 (HB6) referendum petition circulator struck by opponent in Dublin

As reported by the Columbus Dispatch.

The pro-HB6 "blocker" -- trying to defend FirstEnergy's $1.1 billion old nuclear and coal plant bailout, at the expense of Ohio ratepayers -- is captured on a security video, striking the anti-bailout petition gatherer. Her assault on him seriously damaged his cell phone, as it forcefully struck the concrete on the ground. As he tried to pick up the pieces of his broken phone, as well as a post card she had dropped on the ground as a result of her assault, she physically body blocked him. This gives a whole new -- nearly literal -- meaning to the phrase "gloves off" and "no holds barred," as FirstEnergy pulls out the stops to defend its outrageous bailout.

$2.3M spent so far on Ohio ads against nuclear subsidy referendum | Midwest Energy News

OHIO:
• The group seeking to derail a referendum on bailouts for Ohio nuclear plants has so far spent $2.3 million on an advertising blitz. (Toledo Blade)
• Advocates say Ohio is attempting to pivot from renewables and efficiency to support coal and nuclear plants as the power sector shifts to clean energy. (NPR)

SHOCKING & Wasteful Price of Nuclear Power Revealed!

Beyond Nuclear interviewed on the Thom Hartmann Program.

Ohio nuclear bailout defenders deploy ground troops to thwart repeal effort's signature collection

As posted at the State of Nevada Agency for Nuclear Projects' WHAT'S NEW page:

Cleveland.com - Ohio nuclear bailout defenders deploy ground troops to thwart repeal effort's signature collection - By Andrew J. Tobias

SCANA Dodges Investor Suit Over Failed $9B Nuke Plant

As reported by Environmental Law360:

SCANA Dodges Investor Suit Over Failed $9B Nuke Plant

A SCANA Corp. shareholder suit stemming from problems with the company's $9 billion nuclear reactor project can't proceed, a South Carolina federal judge ruled Tuesday, saying the company's recent merger blocks the claims.