As with many things, when it comes to China, there's a duality here. I believe that the statistics cited in terms of building coal-fired plants are probably correct, and that obviously pulls in one direction. China is also the world's, I believe, by some measure, largest producer of photovoltaic solar panels.
We have real issues with how and where those are produced, but they are helping. China's production is helping countries around the world transition off dirty fuels. If you look at what they're doing on electric vehicles, again, we have some challenges with that, but they're making even inexpensive electric vehicles for their own market, which is a huge market. That will help China and therefore the world meet its climate goals. As I said, with much of China, it's kind of a dual story.