Well, I represent communities that live around those projects, and I know very well, as a fisheries biologist myself, that there's something called the reservoir effect. When you create a reservoir, especially in areas of high soil fertility, the productivity expands exponentially. We've ended up with walleye fisheries that are second to none in spite of this major alteration to habitat.
Mr. Favaro, I have a question for you. We're in Ottawa right now. There have been massive changes to the watershed in the Ottawa Valley—the Rideau Canal, industrialization, urbanization—and yet the water quality in the Ottawa River is extremely good. The fish community is very diverse, fish populations are very large, and the fish community here is as healthy as it's ever been. How can you explain that?