Well, as you know, we're an integrated energy market. We export $80 billion to $90 billion a year of energy, predominantly to United States. It is actually one of the strongest parts of our Canadian economy.
We're constantly working with the energy sector on efficiency initiatives. We're looking at alternative fuel sources. We're investing in renewable fuels.
I understand your concern. I actually think the natural gas reserves are larger than seven years' worth. We're looking at the Mackenzie Valley pipeline, which opens up another entire area.
The short answer, and I don't mind saying this, is we have to decrease our dependency on fossil fuels. It's so important. If you think about it globally, right now we burn a thousand barrels of oil per second in the world, every single second. We burn 85 million barrels of oil.
It ties into natural gas becoming more efficient. We can't continue to sustain this consumption. It's why we're investing in alternative energies, renewable energy, and energy efficiency to try to decrease our dependency on fossil fuels.