That's one of the misconceptions out there. If you look at the new developments, they are very environmentally sensitive. The image is that we've got these old cranky rigs you always see on TV, the 1950s kind of technology. That's not what we use anymore. And there's not a company I'm aware of that doesn't put safety and environmental issues at the very top of their lists in the way they do business.
Natural gas is particularly clean in the development process.
And not only producing the gas, but also the way we use it. It's an educational process and I think the new administration has some people with some unique knowledge who can help articulate the real facts. But I don't think we necessarily need to relax environmental policy. But to just automatically say we're not going to develop a new area because of the environment isn't good policy. Having a windfall profits tax will not get us from undersupply to oversupply, which is where we as a country would like to get so we can resume robust economic growth.