Why the country's largest shellfish farm is struggling to hire and retain workers — High Country News – Know the West
And how it’s dealing with climate change and housing costs to make back-breaking work a little easier.
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And how it’s dealing with climate change and housing costs to make back-breaking work a little easier.
At Taylor Shellfish Farms, hiring is increasingly a challenge as skyrocketing housing costs and difficult working conditions make it hard to recruit.
Climate change, immigration crackdowns and housing costs shake up the country’s largest shellfish farm<br>
Farming oysters, clams and geoducks in the Pacific Northwest can be back-breaking work. Now, it’s difficult in other ways.
Covers 468 linear miles of border from new mexico down to about 88 miles into west texas, and we've been able to stop that violence from spilling over, and that's, you know, through cooperation with not only our united states agencies, at all three levels, but also the mexicoan authorities. rick: and on the domestic side here, sir, do you feel like the border patrol has the resources it needs to do the job, the tough job that you have? >> we definitely do, sir. as a matter of fact, here in el paso, we have an operational control of our borders which means even if you make it across, the likeli...