First of all, I have a problem with the emissions trajectory that was laid out in the notice of intent that accompanied the Clean Air Act announcement, because it has a target for 2050, which represents substantial emissions reductions—not, I would add, ones that are sufficient from the perspective of science, but nonetheless substantial emissions reductions by 2050. At the same time, the notice of intent foresees emissions from heavy industry remaining at or above current levels until as late as 2025. I simply don't see how that 2050 target could be credibly reached if we're delaying...or if we've got a back load in the action so far into the second portion of that period.
Second, I would come back to the very straightforward calculations I presented today. The oil sands producers can immediately take responsibility for a Kyoto-level target of emissions—