It's a good question. It's tough to answer, but there are couple of factors here.
First, does the U.S. economy bounce back? The market is very weak in the United States right now. If it picks up a bit, that's an option for us.
Second, if we see, after hurricanes and natural disasters in the U.S., that we can get wood there quicker, what does that look like for the next year? The third piece is, what does the European forest basket look like?
At some point, we'll need to rebuild Ukraine and Gaza, and Europe is probably going to supply those markets. The other thing we're already thinking about is this: If and when that does happen, how can Canada backfill where the EU is selling?
It's a good question, but it's probably too difficult to give you a clear answer.