Basically, the other big event that happened on Monday night was, of course, the publication of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, which was unequivocal on the need to transition as rapidly as possible to zero-emission electricity generation. That does mean more efficient energy use and it means, as both the head of the International Energy Agency and, now, the Secretary-General of the United Nations have said, that for countries who are serious about contributing and pulling their weight in the fight against climate change, which is now an existential threat to people who are already alive today—it is an existential threat to our children—we cannot be looking for new fossil fuels. So the idea that the problem that we had on Monday night is going to be solved by increasing the supply of fossil fuels in the market, whether that's gas or coal, is simply not possible. That is not consistent with a habitable climate. 