It's a fair question. I would say that I'm deeply concerned about the tone related to fertilizer emissions. Ask any farmer, whether in Saskatchewan or elsewhere, and it's the fuel they need to support their soil in order to increase yields and better our food security situation. It's quite essential. Some of the discourse related to the use of fertilizers in recent months has been quite concerning to us, and obviously to farmers as well.
It's important to do things to counter the impact of climate change and to make sure that we meet our gas emissions targets. At the same time, we also have to recognize that some of the decisions we're making may compromise our ability to grow food, and that's certainly one example.