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On West Virginia Morning, Beth Vorhees sits down with the NPR Diversity Team to talk about NPR’s initiative to bring a variety of voices to its coverage.  And Glynis Board reports on a new study from WVU about power plant emissions and it’s effect on vultures. 

These stories on West Virginia Morning from West Virginia Public Broadcasting – telling West Virginia’s story.

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