There's obviously a global cost to rising temperatures, shared with everyone globally. We're not going to address those without action by everyone, but I'd like to build on Merran's point.
The world is learning. It's moving more to an electrified future, where probably 80% to 90% of our economy is going to be directly electrified, likely powered by clean electricity. There will be 10% to 20% at the back end that's going to require other technologies. If we do not participate in the movement to that 80% to 90%.... That's where future exports are. That's where future productivity is. We have a productivity crisis in Canada. Our wages are stagnating. Part of it is because we're not learning. We're not moving forward with new investment and learning how to do new things in our way. One of the ways to jump-start productivity in this country is to invest in electrotech and the clean electrified future.