If ever there was an example, Mr. Bigras, of someone who hadn't read our regulatory framework for emissions, it's in the question you just asked. It's very clear in here that we support short-term, medium-term, and long-term absolute reduction targets. It's right in our plan that we would like to see a 60% to 70% reduction in greenhouse gases by 2050. It's right there. I'd encourage you to read the plan, because it's very clear.
We also support a 20% reduction--an absolute 20% reduction--by 2020. We'll be cooperatively working with all members of the G-8 on that. We also would like to work with the “plus five” members, including China and India, to get them on board. I think it would be a tremendous failure for the G-8 and for the planet if we weren't able to develop long-term measures that include the United States, China, and India. We'll continue to work as a bridge--