Yes. Actually, I wrote in a newspaper that we need a Marshall Plan. We need the same level of effort we had after the Second World War to transform Europe. We need a Marshall Plan in terms of how we manage our forests, not just in Canada but in the world. A lot of scientists are showing tree mortalities increasing in all our forests. Forests are dying. I was in Germany three years ago when there was a drought. There was not one drop of rain for five months. More than 30% to 40% of the forest is now dying.
We will have droughts in our forests more and more. We have more and more insects and disease coming from all over the world. I think we need a really big effort. This is what I'm advocating here. We will have more fires, but we will have more droughts, more mortality and more insects—