Good luck.
I have a question for the electricity association and the Canadian Wildlife Federation, but I'll start with the electricity association. It's a controversial topic, but we're here to explore ideas, so why not? I have the Ontario power authority here.
When it comes to large-scale hydro, there is a lot of tension there about what is the best way to go. I am of the personal opinion that if we're taking greenhouse gases offline by displacing coal plants for example—as with Muskrat Falls—that's a positive step for the environment. But there are a lot of environmental organizations that would slap my hand over that statement because there are some pretty big environmental impacts, particularly to habitat, when you're looking at large-scale hydro and the land mass you're actually eating up with those projects. There is a real tension, a real balance there.
I wonder if you can share with us some of your thoughts on habitat conservation when it comes to new hydro projects. How are you handling this? What are the best practices?