It is part of their identity now, particularly when it comes to whether nine out of 10 people have a bicycle, whether they're to get people out of their cars or whether they're able to use some of the things like wind power as opposed to diesel.
It was interesting that the port on the most western part of Denmark was a fishing community, then an oil drilling community, and now it's doing windmills. In terms of just transition, we have a lot to learn from Denmark. There's a lot to learn as well, frankly, about child care, about free post-secondary education, about a very generous welfare system that has the crime rate down. Of course, they have the approach of hygge, of people just wanting to live a good life and everybody being of equal stature. It's a really interesting culture.