today, I'm announcing the next steps to reduce us methane emissions. We're proposing to new rules, one through our Environmental Protection Agency, that's going to reduce methane losses from new and existing oil and gas pipelines, and one through the Department of Transportation to reduce wasteful and potential dangerous leaks from natural gas pipelines. They have authority over that area. We're also launching a new initiative to work with our farmers and our ranchers to reduce climate smart agricultural practices and reduce methane on farms, which is a significant source as well. And this is all part of our new methane strategy which focuses on reducing the largest source of methane emissions while putting thousands, thousands of skilled workers on the job all across the United States. And I expect in your country as well, this isn't just something we have to do to protect the environment in the future. It's an enormous opportunity, enormous opportunity for all of us, all of our nations to create jobs and make meeting climate goals a core part of our global economic recovery as well. The United States is eager to work with each of you to make sure we meet this goal and encourage more countries, more countries to join us in committee to reducing methane globally because they're more that can join and should