One particular piece of infrastructure that's really important is the seawall. Basically, the more robust the seawall is, the better it stops the storm surge. The storm surge is really what causes a vast majority of the damage. It's not wind. In some places—for example, in eastern New Brunswick—we have two seawalls now instead of one. They really help with the storm surge. They're costly pieces of infrastructure, but they really work. We saw an example of that during Fiona.
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