the wwf says the water theft must end.

wwf supports and celebrates alaska's fisheries. there's some of the absolute best manager in the world as follow up. we would love to see further action on the ghost gear issues that represents such an amazing threat to well managed fisheries around the world. so that and also us essentially a session really having the u. -- having the u.s. have a seat at the table at the basel convention. so both really international issues on your second question. wwf supports a federal flexible framework to kind of lift up all regions of the country in the recycling space, but that system is not gonna work for different areas. it needs to be flexible enough that it can be implemented where people work and live and really bring private dollars to the table to make that collection work. it's unrealistic to think that they will ever be enough federal dollars and it's not at the end of the day necessarily a federal responsibility to make recycling work. but the good news is that the private industry really does want to invest. we'd like to see all t