And so kind of the question is, like, how do we accelerate? How do we use policy to move this faster? And curious about where your head's at on those types of issues.

Yeah, definitely.

I'll leave Gavin to talk about the specific policies, but if I could just take a step back and to say that I think that recent developments we've seen in cloud seeding and weather modification have really opened the aperture for what new disruptive environmental technologies could do in the next couple of years and decades.

Cloud seeding deployed at this scale is the first kind of system-wide at-scale intervention to really change how the natural world works, certainly recently.

And I think it brings up a lot of questions about what other technologies might be on the table.

Gavin specializes in the atmospheric side of things.

As far as policy, I specialize in more the landscape side of things, the heavens and the earth, if you will.

So just open up as we kind of like get into the home stretch here on kind of what that broader scene looks like.