significant impacts. excuse me, make significant investments in infrastructure, inside our communities. we know red lining, zoning, all these things that have pushed us in the sacrifice zone and then with the elevated temperatures with the burning of fossil fuels, that's a part of the driving of the climate crisis that it will put us in the cross hairs. whether we are talking about floods or hurricanes or a number of other things that are a part of the climate crisis. we understand where it comes from and two that we have to be able to make sure those are once again getting hit first and worse to have the resources, the infrastructure and the focus and attention from folks to make sure that we are protected as much as possible. so we could actually make the change that's necessary. there are projects out there across the country, when real infrastructure, when real investments will happen, we will see how people were protected and not just protected, but moving from thriving to surviving because we need to change the paradigm