There are a lot of things that we do and will do better if we're working with other jurisdictions. Right now, about 30% of the world is covered by industrial carbon pricing. As we think about our trade agenda and our build agenda, market access is increasingly going to be determined by how we consider carbon pricing in our market, as well as by how we work with others—India and China are both considering that. That's one thing we need to be doing. We're working with the European Union. We have an upcoming MoCA meeting. There are number of steps that we're taking to try to do that.
The Convention on Biological Diversity, as we've been talking about as well, is a totally different COP, but given the size of Canada, our ability to meet our 30 by 30 goals and our laser focus on achieving that.... Where Canada goes, so goes the rest of the world, just by our sheer size.
The work that we do, the partnerships that we build and the momentum we build to line up with others really matter. We have to be thoughtful about how we do our work, and we continue to do that, but we will be spending a lot of time....
The other one I would mention—I see my time is up—is methane. Again, it is both about the emissions reduction and the huge economic opportunities for companies that are building the abatement technology.
I'll pause there. Thank you.