Very much so. We still have the foot hard on the gas. We haven't even got 10 years of business as usual. The conversation at the moment is about power, but mov

Very much so. We still have the foot hard on the gas. We haven't even got 10 years of business as usual. The conversation at the moment is about power, but moves to get off fossil are, globally, token. The conversation hasn't got to agri-business, deforestation and meat especially beef, or population, or water. Forests are still being felled and burnt for cattle and palm oil, new fracking is still reported as opportunity for jobs and profit. I'm starting to arrive at the belief that my children's best hope is being amongst the 100m or so left.