Yes, certainly.
We look for opportunities in which agriculture can be a solutions provider. As one of only a few industries that are capable of sequestering carbon, we look at that as an option and look at what options there are to provide incentives for that.
As we get into this, a lot of the discussion has been around mitigation. Climate change mitigation is very important, as is what different industries can provide. I think there is a point at which agriculture is somewhat unique, because agriculture, as some of the other witnesses have mentioned, is extremely sensitive to climate and climate extremes.
When we think about resilience, I think a lot of the resilience in this environment is about adaptation and how we prepare the sector for what it may need to contend with. I think a pretty aggressive research and development agenda would pursue that type of resilience around adaptation and look for opportunities for mitigation within that.
However, it strikes me as pretty clear that adaptation is the most critical and acute need.