 There's about less than 3% of the workforce that's directly involved in agriculture. In India, it's a much higher number. And so what you end up seeing is that distinction really matters because livelihoods are less climate sensitive in the U.S. than they are perhaps in other parts of the world. Many Americans can adapt to warming temperatures more easily than those in poorer nations. For example, we can turn on the A.C. at home or head to a free public area like a library or community center that is cooled.