And Howard, that's also the major priority for your work.

Yeah, it certainly is, and I'm quite glad that you've drawn the parallel with managing waste in our everyday lives.

So I, I enjoy working with students and, you know, supporting work experience initiatives.

And one of the first things I'll tell students when they come and visit us at the repository is that they might not know it, but they're waste managers.

And, you know, that goes for all of us.

We're all waste managers in, in some respect.

So at home, for example, you know, we have to make sure that we put our waste in the right bin, and we separate our plastics from our paper and, and our metal and, and so on.

It might be a silly question, but when people talk about sustainable waste management, does it mean something different with radioactive waste?