Thank you for the question.
I understand the goal of creating incentives to stop, as you mentioned. The cost of doing nothing is that bad behaviour could continue if the incentives aren't there. As a parent, I will say I believe in incentives.
I think the main message I want to leave you with is about a true partnership. In the European model, there is significantly higher support. If you look at it on a dollar-for-dollar basis, you see that it's.... I said it's twice, but it's actually more than twice for our sector, which is not supply managed. It's significantly higher. It's a true partnership, rather than the idea that “you need to do better”. We know we can do better, but where's that partnership? I think that's where I welcome the dialogue.
As for greenhouses and the recirculation of carbon, it's a great example of how innovation and technology can help solve the problem. Rather than just exhausting that furnace exhaust outward, we bring it back in to the plants. We're getting much closer to carbon neutrality through that kind of technology. Technology can get us a long way.
I don't know if that answers your question.