There's very little in the lithium space at the moment, but there's a lot of talk about many projects in Quebec and Alberta.
Phosphorous and phosphate mining is also a very interesting area. A lot of the batteries are lithium iron phosphate, and they're thermally a lot more stable. The phosphate side of the business is very good. It's an interesting area.
We just need to get these projects going. I think one key thing I mentioned earlier about being successful in the mining industry is finding an ore body that's large and has a low cost to exploit. As these markets take off, because they're new, they're very volatile. To withstand those ups and downs in price volatility you need to ensure that you're on the low end of the cost curve. That means adding an ore body with a low strip ratio, that's near the surface, that requires relatively low cost processing to extract and that is a large ore body that will last you for a long time. Those are the key elements of mining.