That's a great question.
I know we have this in B.C. We actually undertook, I think in 2002, to make a map of all the green or renewable resources in B.C. We did talk to the federal government. I think they were very interested, particularly Natural Resources Canada, in looking at that across the country. For one, it could help enable development. If people knew where some of the resources were, they could focus some of their attentions there.
The danger is that this mapping is done at a very high level. It's not like putting in a pin that shows this is where the resource is. We need to balance that and manage the expectations with the development, but I think it's a useful tool.