Thank you, gentlemen, for being here.
I'd like to pursue a bit of what Ms. O'Connell was asking, but in a slightly different way. We hear a lot today that the jobs of the future are going to be in renewables—green infrastructure, green energy. Your organization invests, to a large extent, on the basis of long-range returns, not short-gain returns. If, in fact, what some of these organizations—like the two political parties in the room besides us—are advocating.... It would seem to me that if this is where all the jobs are going to be, and where all the investment is going to go, you should be jumping in with both feet. I suspect that's not the case.
I got the impression from your comments when you talked about climate change that it was more the ethical kind of investing, recognizing that political correctness is how you look at climate change for investments, not necessarily because it will be a good long-term financial return investment. I'd like you to comment a little about that, and if in fact I am not correct, give me some examples of what you are investing in today that you anticipate will have terrific above-average returns over the next 10 years in that green category.