Harrison Vlog: Green Ohio Preview for 3/10 and 3/12
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Severe Weather Cut-In with Meteorologist Harrison Hoveby harrisonhove3,365 views- 0:32
Live Shot with Meteorologist Harrison Hove, CBMby harrisonhove440 views
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Weathercast On An Active Weather Dayby harrisonhove686 views
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Harrison Hove Weather Resumeby harrisonhove368 views
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Harrison Hove Anchoringby harrisonhove72 views
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Elisa Young, No to Coal Plant In Meigs Countyby harrisonhove980 views
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Meteorologist Harrison Hove Resume Tapeby harrisonhove1,047 views
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Meteorologist Harrison Hove Montageby harrisonhove411 views
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Debating coal's futureby smpeach3,672 views
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Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport Says Yes To Coal Power Plantby harrisonhove446 views
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Green Car Wash - Moo Moo Expressby moomoocarwash977 views
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Harrison Hove Feature Reportingby harrisonhove159 views
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Jason Good Pullin' the Dodge on the Newsby JasonGood85638 views
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"Yoda" By Wierd Al Yankovich With Lyricsby kiotieiii430 views
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The Norris Brothers Band-Hurt So Goodby jdkwv835 views
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Ohio News Network/Green Ohio Interviewby RecycleManShow161 views
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Harrison County Presentation - Part 2by knowltonosu338 views
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ONN Green Ohioby mediagirls183 views
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Our Town Ravenswood West Virginia by John Mullinsby TRAVELINWV2,579 views
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Laurel Commons Apartments For Rent - Ravenswood, WVby ApartmentHomeLiving8741 views
Until the people of these affected communities demand that companies such as AMP be held responsible for their actions and emissions (a radical thought, I know) we will continue to suffer under these dirty sources of power generation - sources which we should never have started relying on in the first place.
There is a better (and ultimately cheaper) alternative. We can get all our power from truly renewable and clean sources like wind, solar, and a plethora of other, new technologies.
Pandonodrim 3 years ago
The only justification ever offered for these terribly destructive power plants is that they will provide economic incentives. These incentives, however, (new jobs, increased tax revenue, etc.) are more than offset by the cost of environmental and public health damages. These costs, more often than not, fall on other people who are not reaping the benefits (profits) from these plants. This has always been the case and is why they locate these plants in poor and/or rural communities.
Pandonodrim 3 years ago
Coal sucks. Green and Sass rule.
Splurge24 3 years ago