First, I would say that across Canada the students were actually on this before the faculty and staff were, and they have often been the leaders in this work.
Second, basic fundamental research on climate change has been going on for a long time. It is funded federally, as well as in other fashions such as private sector companies and whatnot. We ought to be looking for ways to ensure that the technology we're developing, whether it's solar or whatever it may be in terms of what's happening in the labs, can get out the door as quickly as possible so that we can transmit the materials we're developing out into the marketplace.
In terms of making a more optimal model, we still need help getting our products to market, and that's the focus of both the U15 and the Universities Canada briefs this time.