Thank you, Chair.
Mr. Green, maybe I'll turn to you again.
In talking about these innovative technologies that may exist, I think that, so far, it has become clear that the combustion of some sort of fuel is needed to reach the efficiency that is required for these grain dryers, whether it's crop residue or propane.
I'm just wondering, does the David Suzuki Foundation have an opinion on helping farmers to collect biogas—methane—from the composting of manure and so on, collecting that into tanks and then using it as a fuel to power these dryers? I guess you could call it a carbon-neutral fuel, because it is a carbon source that is derived from something that was terrestrial and not a fossil fuel. Is that something that could be an interim innovative measure to be used in circumstances like these?