Therefore, cumulative impacts analysis under NEPA requires us to take into consideration that thousands of towers are reasonably foreseeable to be built and therefore we should consider them in toto. Even if they're not yet built. And I think everyone would agree, if you looked at the law on this, that it's pretty clear that you can take the future construction of these towers into account when you're analyzing it. That's exactly what we all want to be able to consider. Sit down, put the towers on a map and look at where they are going to be.
Industry knows where they are building.
And they'll show you a county map and where the towers are going to be placed. That's just one provider in the county. There are multiple providers in every county. Again, Fairfax County did it, where all the cell tower providers are required to put their plans down on paper so that the county can force them to be where they want them to be. That's something that is perfectly viable and acceptable under the FCC rules.