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July 30, 2008
NOTE: Once again, we are adding a packaged feature at the end of this Soundline. Please direct any feedback to Gabrielle Minnich at gminnich@vt.edu.
Stations, Virginia Cooperative Extension Forestry Management Specialist John Munsell and his partners are hosting two conferences on woody bioenergy in September. Munsell talks about the upcoming conferences.
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John Munsell talks about who might want to attend the conferences.
IN: These two events
RUNS: 21
OUT: hear what they have to say
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Munsell talks about the content of the sessions.
IN: We’re bringing in speakers
RUNS: 26
OUT: on a large scale
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Munsell explains the issue of woody biomass that’s at the heart of these sessions.
IN: Using woody biomass
RUNS: 26
OUT: rural areas
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Munsell names the high profile speakers who will be at the conferences.
IN: Key introductory speakers
RUNS: 18
OUT: advisor to Governor Kaine, Stephen Walz
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Munsell lists the partners who are making the conferences possible.
IN: We have the
RUNS: 20
OUT: advance this initiative
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Munsell explains the goal of the conferences.
IN: We’d like to initiate
RUNS: 25
OUT: in Virginia in 2009
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Packaged feature:
Suggested lead-in: Could taking wood byproducts out of the waste stream result in more energy for America? A Virginia Tech specialist says “yes”.
IN: Using woody biomass
RUNS: 54
OUT: from Virginia Tech
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