It's reality that's bringing this about. We're going to have a loss of population, real simple. If you have a loss of population, you will have vacant housing. It's a formula for blighted neighborhoods. That's the No. 1 issue we have before us.

I still have no idea what happened to that other employee.

Where you saw water up to the rooftops? That's where my customer base lived. My employees lived out there.

In the southeast, fish population and (bottom-dweller) changes are happening in the context of a complete loss of sea ice. But in the northern Bering Sea, ecological changes are occurring in the context of shifts in the quality of the sea ice. The ice there is broken and thin compared with ice floes that were more the norm.

In the southeast, fish population and bottom-dweller changes are happening in the context of a complete loss of sea ice. But in the northern Bering Sea, ecological changes are occurring in the context of shifts in the quality of the sea ice. The ice there is broken and thin compared with ice floes that were more the norm.

Housing is still a big issue. We can only move back employees who have been able to find a place to live back in New Orleans.