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On this West Virginia Morning, a new podcast from Morgantown titled I Was Never There aims to shed new light on a 30-year-old disappearance against the backdrop of the era’s ‘Back to the Land’ movement. Also, in this show, WDIY in Pennsylvania has a story about vertical farming, and it might be the future of agriculture.
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