I feel that the whole world is now being challenged by climate change. You see impacts here in the Atlantic region similar to what would be experienced, I think, over in Europe as well. [Technical difficulty—Editor] impacting situations like Prince Edward Island or the coast of Scotland or wherever. It's not going to go away.
We can reduce the amount of CO2 by taking SUVs off the road, but we cannot really change the irrevocable pathway that is now under way for the rise in sea levels and the storm surges that are coming with it.
I live on the north shore of Prince Edward Island. I can tell you that I've never seen anything like this last storm. It's a quantal event, relatively, and it's catastrophic.
The next one is coming next year, potentially, so we in the seafood industry have to be on the mark and on the ball to know what we're going to do into the future, and that's—