 That comes in the form of livelihood. When we talk about maybe ranchers and other producers in the landscape losing livelihood because their fields are burnt over, it could also mean, really importantly, smoke impacts, which are felt the worst by people with pre-existing conditions, by people with exposure to other harmful health issues, and also by folks who are working the land. So the reality of who fire is impacting is a lot more complicated than we initially expect when we just think about those big houses out in the hills.