Take a look at the American pattern for allowing people to get ahead. A lot of it was done because we were able to use our coal resources, we were able to use our oil resources. And still at the same time, without having a gun to our head, we tried to find the cleanest way of doing it, and we continue to do that today. Regardless of what happened in Kyoto and what happens here in Buenos Aires, industries are going to continue to search for the cleanest ways of producing their product because if you have emissions, that means fuel that is not being burned. It's a waste of energy, and it just makes common sense to burn fuel efficiently.
Lets talk a little bit about the political realities in the States.
There has been a lot of rumor at this conference about the President or Vice President signing this protocol possibly today, or tomorrow. What you are doing is agreeing beforehand, to something that you don't know what the rules are going to be. All of the rules as to how this is going to be enforced and how these trading mechanisms are going to take place, and how countries are going to be given credit for what they do and don't do, are going to be established sometime way off into the future. Two years from now, three years from now, four years, but we have to agree today. I likened it yesterday to the fact that number one, you don't get involved in a card game when you know it's fixed.