I think the government is definitely working towards solutions. Part of the solution is just the cultural shift, and change is inevitable in anything. As we get to some of the issues with climate change and as we go forward, that's automatically going to force change. There can be some things that contribute, that could help to promote that.
One thing is that people burn brush piles because it's cheaper. Lighting that up has an economic benefit. Maybe that could be balanced with waste billing, perhaps. For instance, there was a cut just outside of Mackenzie. In about 15 kilometres, there were 15 to 20 brush piles. They were lit on fire and burned. I took pictures and tried to find my old presentation that I provided at one of the natural resources forums, showing these brush piles on fire. I specifically stopped to take pictures. There is a biofacility 20 kilometres away, and this was burned and all that C02 was going up.
From my discussions, the people who would have taken that lost out because there was a bid that was 11% lower. There are some economics there. Being able to light them on fire to save a dollar, I think, has to be looked at.