Part of it was the outlay of Canadian taxpayer dollars into something that didn't get a return on investment. Part of it is also the opportunity cost, though. I think people need to appreciate, when you're putting all of your human, financial and political capital into untested technologies, that it means that you're not focusing on building economies, businesses, farms and entrepreneurs on the other side of the ledger that might have a bit more sustainability.
Of course, Newfoundland has tremendous oil and gas reserves. That should be a bigger boon for the province than it is, but obviously the emissions cap has hampered Newfoundland maybe the most, because we already have production in Alberta, Saskatchewan and B.C., so it's really growing the new production and investing in new fields that is the most unattractive with the emissions cap. That means that the new developments, the new fields in Newfoundland and Atlantic offshore, are the last ones that will get funding in this environment.