I think there will be an increase, and today I believe 60% or 70% of the natural gas supply into the Lower Mainland of British Columbia is coming from shale gas that is having to be hydraulically fractured to produce. There will be an increase, but it can be done and is done every single day very safely and in an environmentally sound manner.
I think if you look at what's been done over the years in terms of hydraulic fracturing, which has been taking place in British Columbia for over 60 years, there's never been a significant issue. There's never been anything that has been confirmed in terms of water contamination, or air contamination, so I think—