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(vo) the subaru crosstrek. dog tested. dog approved. [dog barks] this crab fisherman has worked the waters of the beagle channel for over a decade. the 130-mile seaway runs east-west across patagonia. the narrow channel funnels the southern ocean's ferocious winds.
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Most of us don't grow up dreaming of following the career path of one of these rough, tough, and dirty jobs. However, some of them sure do pay well! Let's take a look into some of New Jersey's dirtiest gigs. Get our free mobile app I want to be clear, from the jump, this is not the result of a poll of the residents of our great Garden State, New Jersey. I didn't ask anyone about their thoughts on this topic. This is my 2 cents. I took a dive into the world of grimy gigs that didn't come with glory and these are the 7 that really stood out. If you think I should add any bonus jobs, e-mail me HERE. I'd love to hear your feedback.
take drastic action now. >> thanks in no small part to exxon's efforts, u.s. lawmakers did not take serious action to fight climate change. and by the year 2010 nearly half of americans believed the threat of global warming was exaggerated. now a string of lawsuits is seeking to hold exxon and other companies responsible. last year crab fisherman on the west coast sued seeking compensation for damage to crab populations caused by warming oceans. more than a dozen cities and counties have filed lawsuits seeking billions to offset the costs of mitigating climate change. and three states launched investigations into exxon and other oil companies with new york and rhode island filing suit last year. as the court battles have ramped up a warming world has been left to wonder what might have been. >> what if exxon had continued down the path of accepting climate change, being a good faith actor in all this, working
intellectuals, certainly for politicians and activists. but this really has a severe impact on those who work with their hands every day. going to swaths of the american economy, right? people who make their living off the ocean are being crushed right now. i mean, for some sectors, people who fish for cod and pollic, it's still going pretty strong because they're moving in ways they haven't seen before, but somebody like a crab fisherman is getting destroyed right now. between all of that and these geopolitical pressures, the things we talked about, things like tariffs are causing more than 90% of what you saw that boat about to catch is going to go to asia, that's where their market is because tariffs cause the price to come down by 25%. a job you work what you do is worth 25% less, that's the world these guys are looking at. and so it's just going to get harder and harder. so between the climate change, the geopolitics, this is just a really complicated time to try
swallowed whole neighborhoods. armstrong's wife lynn didn't make it. >> came over the roof. i would imagine 21 feet at least. we were doing all right until the water kept coming up and all the appliances were going around the house like a washing machine. i probably got hit with something in bed and my poor little wife got hypothermia and standing on top of the kitchen cabinets until they disintegrated and i kept with her and she just drowned on me. >> reporter: i'm so sorry. [crying] >> i know. i know. >> reporter: how did you get out? >> i got out. i had a big boat anchored in there. i'm a crab fisherman and i have a 40-footer which stayed there so i didn't even think it was there, so i had got out of the house after my wife drowned and