And that leads me to why I'm here. It's not just because politics needs more engineers; it's because I'm also a radical environmentalist. Don't worry, I'm not about to chain myself to an oil rig, climb a chimney stack wearing blue body paint, or glue myself to the road, because those behaviours are no longer radical; those behaviours are now mainstream. I'm a radical environmentalist because I'm a rational environmentalist. What is radical now is to propose real solutions to environmental problems; not all about taxes, regulations, and banning things. So I'm a radical environmentalist because I believe in natural rights to life, liberty, and property, and I believe that before a Government grants itself more rights, their duty is to uphold our natural rights. Ultimately, as citizens, we know that our rights go hand in hand with our responsibilities. That shouldn't be radical, but it is.