We've absolutely been in discussions with partners at the American Farm Bureau and the U.S. Cattlemen's Association, and a number of other organizations down there, talking about how we tackle climate change together. We certainly recognize the importance of policy alignment, particularly within the North American sphere. So we have been sharing our experiences in Canada with our American partners, and also with our partners around the globe.
It's really important. Over the last couple of years, when we look at how Alberta is doing, for example, in comparison to Texas, we've seen that we've become less competitive. I'm not going to attribute that all to climate pricing.
It's not that we're against it. It's just about how we compete in this global environment and make sure that we don't just push production to other jurisdictions. I know it's nobody's intention, but that's why we have these conversations about how to do this the right way.