It seems quite clear. Seems to be absolutely no disagreement on this. There is no policy regarding CO2 reductions that North Carolina could implement that would have any impact on the climate for now or the next several centuries And, the fact is, is that even if they implemented these policies in conjunction with every other state, and even every other nation in the world, there still wouldn’t be a measurable impact globall I think what the state should do is, first of all, acknowledge this in a report that we looked at this, we looked at the science and scientists agree, or disagree rather, on the extent of future global warming. But there is one area where they all seem to agree and that is, is that nothing the state is considering will have any impact on the climate. What we should then do is look at ways that we can strengthen the economy, which is how we will be able to deal with whatever happens in the future in terms of climate Historically we have dealt with climate issues extreme weather, extreme heat extreme cold through a capital stock and growth of the economy and prosperity, which has brought us air conditioning and central heating, and all the good things that we have now that they didn’t have 100 years ago to shelter us from the vagaries of weather.