Right now if someone puts an application in they get extra credit or “points”, so to speak, for other secondary benefits like carbon emissions sequestering, those kinds of things. From my understanding, a dike is a dike. It protects people and property. It doesn't reduce carbon emissions.
Do you think that should be looked at, because if a community like Princeton or Keremeos that's in such a credible state is not put on top first, these other communities will get that funding because there's a secondary benefit for lowering emissions, etc.?