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Alright, we'll head into this next one. Climate change from wildfires, and if you hear some snoring in the background, that is Jasper. My dog, he's up in my recliner. He's basically fast this week. Climate change is the six salary, and when it comes bigger, hotter and more destructive wildfires. In Canada, we are warming twice as fast as a global average, and we contain more than one quarter of the world, so the more you'll pour it. And the country is experiencing the fact that global heating is firsthand. Looking at the last three fire seasons, they have been among the 10 worst on record in Canada. We had our most destructive wildfire season ever in 2023, where fires consume 16.5 million tech pairs, and this was more than double the previous record, and almost more than the historical average. This was a report from the National Resource of Canada at 2024, so I think.

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