This is one particular area where as a forest sector we're in a slightly different position in that we are working with trees that are directly affected by the climates in which they live. It's important for us to be mitigating and adapting in such a way to ensure that the areas where we are operating continue to maintain viable and productive forests. To the degree that the climate warms the forest, as it moves further and further north, species change, and areas that are currently productive may no longer be productive or may have different tree species or areas. That impacts the industry both from a productivity and an investment perspective.
There are a number of activities that the sector and companies specifically are undertaking to identify ways to mitigate the impacts of climate change based on actual different forest management practices taking place in operations. Those range from testing different tree species to also employing improved environmental procedures at the mills themselves. There are steps we're taking that are important for us to do in the forest. There's stuff that's important for us to do in the mill sites as well, to both mitigate and adapt to climate change.