Yes. We understand this has been a concern for some time and it's not likely to go away any time soon. Our recommendations—like the recommendations of organizations we've collaborated with, such as Farmers for Climate Solutions—generally support carbon pricing in order to send a strong signal that we are moving away from these fuels. Those need to be complemented by adequate incentives to support rural producers so they can support their livelihoods and afford technologies that allow them to move away from fossil fuels—things like supporting electrifying grain dryers, for example, or incentives to support the electrification of on-farm equipment.
Our document doesn't have specific details about that, but Farmers for Climate Solutions does. It has made specific recommendations on that. Generally, its message is similar to what we would say as well.