I'll explain. I had wanted to use the infinity symbol in my paper, but the editor said it was too nerdy, so I had to take it out.
Basically, when you're talking about Canadian LNG, I think a lot of people across the political spectrum are now rightfully proud of Canadian LNG. It tends to be the very lowest greenhouse gas intensity of any LNG available in global markets. Part of that is the makeup of the Montney. It is a particularly low-emitting field or low carbon-intense field. Part of it is the hydroelectricity that it takes to liquify it. Part of it is just Canada's good environmental standards—for example, the regulations on no flaring and methane.
If you were to displace—