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On this West Virginia Morning, the Environmental Protection Agency is moving to repeal the scientific findings about greenhouse gas emissions and their impact on the environment. It’s a move that would affect countless regulations that govern everything from vehicles to power plants.
And, in the weeks before school starts, parents are squeezing in time for the kids to spend in nature. Young campers share how they feel about spending time outdoors – and away from electronics.
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