Sure.
As I said before, there's no doubt that plastics big and small bring measurable risks in the environment, and from that, we know we have to do something now. We've done assessments to try to estimate how much plastic is going into the environment every year, and from that we have a number of about 20 million to 30 million metric tonnes. We know that if we continue business as usual, it may as much as triple.
In order to reduce it, we've done exercises to figure out how hard we need to pull on just the waste management scheme, just the reducing plastic scheme or just the cleanup scheme. If we do just one thing, we have to do an immense amount of work, and that includes in all economies across the world, which is why I think reducing plastic waste is a big part of it. I understand that if we switch to a circular economy, we are also reducing plastic waste, but we need to act quickly. We have been talking about recycling for decades, and it hasn't worked yet. I like recycling, but it hasn't worked yet to the extent that we need it to work.
I do think, based on what I see in the environment, that reducing single-use plastic products on the market will reduce what we see in the environment, will reduce the amount of microplastics we see in the environment, which will protect wildlife and then eventually human health, once we better understand those risks. It worked with microbeads, and I feel that this is another next step in order to reduce more of what's out there before we take another step.
I don't know if that answers your question.