Crane operators rise in New York construction boom
In Manhattan a corps of tower crane operators like Tommy Gambardella drives the skyline, facing thrills and danger as permits reach about 35 billion dollars for residential and commercial projects. Cranes, including 55 towers and 26 crawlers, reshape the city while safety concerns grow after recent fatal accidents and growing inspector ranks.
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Greenland fishing blamed for Atlantic salmon decline
Federal officials say saving the Atlantic salmon will require U S pressure on Inuit fishermen in Greenland to halt harvesting. They note dam removals and fish passages, with cooperation from Greenland to curb a decline driven by dams warming oceans and competition from non native species. The last wild salmon remain in a few Maine rivers.
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