The time is now to look clearly and urgently at the problem which is before us, and it is a problem. The fact of the matter is that carbon costs. The illusion is that it doesn't because it's spread thinly—thinly geographically and thinly over time. But every carbon emission is costing us and it will cost us our livelihoods, it will cost nations their land, and yet they would have us delay. The time is not to delay. The time is for action. And look, I know there's concerns out there, and it's entirely unsurprising when we have a significant change that there's anxiety. 