So when we talk about a methane plant, a new methane plant, that's a thermoelectric plant, meaning it's taking water. You're heating that water up to spin a turbine, and then that water goes up into the atmosphere. A new wind farm, a new solar storage plant doesn't have that same water needs. So we actually can save a significant amount of our water by switching to clean energy technologies. (22:09–22:15)
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