It's true. Northern transportation is extremely expensive. Researchers are less able to finance themselves. That's why, in addition to all the extra researchers we need to know what's going on and work in the field, we also need extra money to send these people up north and to partner with scientists from abroad, international partners, to do research with us. We need about $500 million more a year to invest in Arctic research, and at least three or four times as many researchers to reach the average number of our colleagues around the Arctic Circle.
So, we're watching very little of what's going on, and we're going to have some surprises. We already have surprises. People abroad are going to ask us how come we didn't warn them before. It's a big problem.