Not particularly on that. I've read Dr. Wright's study. I was at the workshop on recirculating aquaculture. I believe the economics are there. We also have to keep in mind that it's been popular around the world in resource management to offload fees, if you will, onto ecosystem services, which is exactly why open-net cage salmon farming is cheaper. We let the environment deal with this and we don't do full-cost accounting in terms of the damage to wild fish, the damage to the people whose livelihoods and cultures depend on those fish. All of that should be factored into the economics if we're really concerned about the transition to closed-containment aquaculture. But if you put those factors in, we would have transitioned a long time ago.
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