I'm looking at what solutions we can be researching. You mentioned the Grand River watershed, which is obviously close to home for me. The University of Guelph has the Bioproducts Discovery and Development Centre, which is using oil from plants rather than petroleum to create plastics. They've had some really good results that they're using in automotive parts now. The parts are of lighter weight, higher strength and lower cost. You don't usually get those three things in the same sentence.
Bioplastics are something we see a future in and that we're researching. You commented that you don't think bioplastics are a viable solution. What's your alternative?