 Ethylene oxide, as it gets vented or exhausted, that would lead to higher concentrations of both ethylene oxide and carbon dioxide. So it's not clear. We weren't on the sites themselves making measurements on each piece of equipment. We weren't allowed to be. And so what we were able to do was drive around these facilities and around the fence line and try to get an idea of what was coming out. And seeing associated other chemicals with that helps give clues on what processes may be emitting the ethylene oxide.