Absolutely. That's another really important question.
On the issue of climate change and the impacts of climate change, the impacts of biodiversity laws, the impacts of plastic pollution, we simply cannot do it alone. We need to collaborate with others. We need to work with others to tackle these challenges head-on, and Canada is doing its part through our feminist international assistance policy. We're contributing to climate adaptation measures by providing resources to developing countries to implement climate adaptation measures. Through the Global Environment Facility, we've contributed to efforts to fight biodiversity loss and plastic pollution.
All of these things are beneficial to Canada as well, because, if that plastic is not tackled at the source, it will wash up in Canada. We all rely on biodiversity for our medication and other benefits, and we're working with like-minded countries and communities around the world to tackle these issues on the front lines.