No, there is a fair amount of science that suggests that climate change may be occurring. Why is up in the air, but certainly that is true. I would say that from an economic standpoint Canada has a comparative advantage around the world in a number of ways. One is our ability to have agriculture. We have good soil, so far. Also, we have adequate water, so far, for the most part.
If you look at some of the literature and books that talk about food production around the world, the fact is that, other than resource extraction, which I know the federal government is focused on right now in terms of energy, food production and our ability to provide it through the availability of water is absolutely critical. It could mean the difference in the next many decades of Canada being a powerhouse, if you like, in food production, which of course would add to our standard of living.
Does that answer your question?