That was a good start, I would say, but we need to get to how we fix regulations to make sure that we are catching the leaks before they become leaks. That means that companies need to have a robust auditing system, and audits and inspections should be done by workers. The way that we activate the methane gas protections is to make sure that we have workers doing that work.
Right now, I would say that we are deficient in that regard, so it really becomes about making sure that the companies are doing what we expect them to do. The regulations are one part of that, but it's also about employing workers to ensure that the infrastructure is being maintained and inspected and that it's being audited. If you don't have enough people doing that, we're going to continue to have a problem in terms of the release of methane leaks into the atmosphere.
