 I think that business can do a lot. I think everybody around the world who works for a corporate, international or domestic are focusing on the global goals, the 17 global goals for 2030. And we can do a lot by offering products and services that supports a reduced environmental degradation, that supports biodiversity, that supports zero hunger and fights poverty and works for human rights. This we can do by the products we sell and by the services we sell, and make them more, so to say, integrate these perspectives and provide actual services so that consumers can choose. So all the consumers that comes to us, if they buy an apple or a piece of meat or a pension fund, they should be able to make a choice that supports the global goals. If corporates have not done that, they have not succeeded with their mission to actually work for a better agenda for 2030. I think that in 10 years' time it would be great if consumer corporates and scientists would use their common knowledge and activism for striving to achieve the global goals, the 17 global goals, and there you also have, of course, climate and biodiversity issues and corporate. I think the knowledge is there. We know enough. We don't need maybe so much more science in order to act. And I think it's important that we come together like here today and we meet from different disciplines, both academic, policy, government, business, and talk about what can we do and what can we do in a short-term perspective and a long-term perspective and agree and take some steps. Because we need to do things better, faster, and now.