I love planting trees. We have tree planters up here all the time. That's great, but it is not a substitute for putting in a cap and dealing with the emissions coming out. I think it's a very important element.
The one other thing I want to ask you about is the kind of tree.
We know that deciduous trees, such as aspen, can provide dramatic breaks for fire. However, we know that industrial forestry is basically planting burners. You talked about monocropping. Has the government looked at the kinds of trees that would not only be able to sequester carbon but also be resisters to wildfires burning through coniferous forests?