 CO2 coming from these fossil fuels into the atmosphere. If we were to do this chemical production in Minnesota or more broadly the Midwest, which are the states that use this fertilizer, we bring jobs revenue, tax revenue from this production to the local economies. Additionally, the current fertilizer market is very volatile. Prices change more than 100% year over year sometimes. And a lot of these are influenced by factors all around the world, like natural gas prices, food prices, global conflict, making it very hard for farmers and farm co-ops to plan their budgets.