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World
China Exports Pollution to U.S., Study Finds
Research quantifies how air pollution in the United States is affected by China’s production of goods for export and by global consumer demand.
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Business Day
A Pasture for the Pigs
Some farmers are raising their pigs more humanely in wide open spaces, instead of in tight quarters, and selling them to restaurants and grocers increasingly interested how animals are treated.
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Science
‘Extinct’ Shark Reappears, and Sochi Awaits Snow
Water was the watch word this week, with a drought tormenting California and residents of West Virginia still wary of the state’s drinking supply after a chemical spill.
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Real Estate
Living in Rowayton, Conn.
In this 1.4-square-mile coastal village in Norwalk, Conn., the most coveted homes are near the downtown, on the water, or in a beach association.
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N.Y. / Region
Despite Renovations After Hurricane, Unease Persists in the Rockaways
It was called Ocean Village when Hurricane Sandy hit, leaving residents without heat or power. New owners made repairs, but some fear a new storm.
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Business Day
Detroit Officials Scramble on Financing
Detroit officials spent Friday reshuffling legal and financial plans, a day after a federal bankruptcy judge barred the city from paying $165 million to end some troublesome interest-rate swaps that have been tying up money the city needs.
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Fashion & Style
High-End Sleek, Traditional Tick
The Gronefeld One Hertz is the first wristwatch with an independent sub-dial for dead seconds, otherwise known as jumping seconds.
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Books
Poet’s Archive Goes to University of Texas
Billy Collins, a former United States poet laureate, can now claim another feather in his cap: a sale of his archive to the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
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U.S.
Years Before His Bipartisan Luster, a Rough Reception for Gates
Strong criticism of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. by former Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates recalls his tough battles with Congress in 1987 and 1991 over his nomination as C.I.A. director.The more I hear from Gates the more correct Biden seems.
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