In terms of carbon dioxide sponging, we had heard from some of the stakeholders we represent who compared it to the system that's currently in place in the Netherlands, where they feed the carbon dioxide generated in urban communities to agricultural carbon sinks, agricultural fields, as well as into their greenhouse sector. As we know, the greenhouse sector is growing, even in Canada. I think it's now worth $2.5 billion, or something like that. There are some great examples of greenhouse innovation, even here in the Niagara region. That was cited as a place Canada could look to in order to solve some of the carbon problems it's having.
Does that answer your question, or did I speak too quickly again?