Thank you, Mr. Chair.
You know, I understand that, and I think that obviously we have to compare the extra cost to what the farmers are going through from the climate events. We are in the middle of doing a study on global food insecurity, and one of the things that comes up time and time again is the impact of climate events on food security and the operations of our farmers, who do an amazing job as stewards of the land.
As I said before, I come from a family with a lot of farmers, and I so appreciate the work they do and the fact that farming is essential to our carbon sequestration, but when you look at the fact that we all have to continue to do more.... We are all in this together, and we all want to make sure farmers don't have to face these climate events, so it's a really tough question. Do we back off the price on pollution, which—