 And I should note, I am aware Washington, D.C. has the National Mall and Rock Creek Park, but they're not a lot of neighborhoods like right off the National Mall. And same with Jackson Park in Chicago and the lakefront. But let me ask something, because it occurs to me that the last time I looked into this, a lot of these urban heat islands were disproportionately affecting people of color and low income people. Is that still the case?