I think we made progress on that last week, but we still don't have the debt reduction I'd like to see. Recently eight environmental groups announced that they're suing the U.S. Forest Service over oil and gas leasing in the Shoshone National Forest, outside of the grizzly bear recovery zone. Unfortunately in America, we're going to a system of lawsuits on almost everything. We've become a nation of victims and also a nation of fundraisers. There's also a great increase in the number of non-profit groups that have found a cause for which they can solicit money all over the nation.
Lawsuits help bring attention to that cause.
We are talking about land that has roads on it already. They want to preclude the use of that land not just for the multiple uses of that forest, but for all use. We're going to eliminate those roads. One of the things I'm trying to sell people on out here in the East is the realization of what Wyoming is like. They think Yellowstone is about the same size of Central Park in New York City and that it's surrounded by development.