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How to Stay Warm in Brutal Cold, Could Fracking Solve Abandoned Mine Water Problems? & More

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Lawrence Messina of the West Virginia Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety joins Beth Vorhees by phone to discuss the extreme cold and what’s being done to keep residents safe, could fracking solve abandoned mine water problems, and West Virginia University’s basketball teams begin their second year in the Big 12.

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