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From: Public News Service <wvns@publicnewsservice.org>
Date: Mon, Jul 28, 2008 at 4:23 PM
Subject: Final WVNS usage report for Report: West Virginia Drivers Spend Higher Percentage
To: pjgrunt@gmail.com


Dear West Virginia News Service supporters,

Attached is the usage report for a story related to Global Warming/Air Quality that was aired on 7/24/2008.

As you will see from the attached report, the story entitled Report: West Virginia Drivers Spend Higher Percentage of Income on Gas was aired by at least 764 stations. Plus 29 stations took both soundbites and ran at least two versions of the story. Additionally, the RSS story text or audio was accessed 4 times.

These numbers are conservative since we know stories are commonly run 3-4 times on each station during the course of a day


As always, keep sending story ideas to our producer:


Rob Ferrett
WVNS Executive Producer
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Local: 800-317-6705
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wvns@publicnewsservice.org


The banner or story summary for this story is:


Charleston, WV – West Virginians are listed as some of the most vulnerable in the country when it comes to high gas prices, according to a new report from the Natural Resources Defense Council. The study looked at percentage of income spent on fuel, as well as state policies to encourage better gas mileage for cars and trucks. Comments from Deron Lovaas (darin LOH-voss), transportation security director with NRDC.


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