So it's really all interconnected of how these extreme weather events and climate change can impact our health care infrastructure.

Yeah, I think in the report, we quoted that roughly one in three hospitals are in, you know, a low enough line region within the US, they're at risk of flooding for, you know, any type of major tropical storm or hurricane.

I've had personal experience with this as a resident.

I evacuated my hospital twice during residency from 2011 to 2014.

So it's over a decade ago at this point.

I'm getting old.

And basically this was due to the result of hurricanes Irene and Sandy.

So what are the key takeaways on what we can do?