Oh, well, at least from research that other people have done? I think one good example would be the way in which of climate change has has contributed to this sort of deteriorating security situation or even conflict. For example, in the Sahel region, where you already have like an existing security situation, which is not great. And you have, for example, terrorist organizations that are functioning there. But then when you add to climate impacts, which cause for example, water resources, to be falling, basically, so there is less water available, and therefore, that then impacts the livelihoods are available to people. And that might increase recruitment into terrorist organizations, which then again, increases or enables terrorist organizations to function better and to, therefore, make the security situation deteriorate further. And then overall, of course, the the, like, issue of water availability, has impacts on human security itself. So, it kind of becomes this sort of vicious circle that feeds itself. And then, of course, if you want to look at the sort of more trans boundary impacts, then there might be, for example, forced migration to do to the, the, of course, also because of the climate impacts, because people don't have that, like possibility to continue their livelihoods, but also because of the security situation that might in great increase forced migration from from that area, which might then have implications in, in surrounding areas or even, for example, in Europe or, or elsewhere. So, yeah, I mean, they do formulate into these sort of chains of effects, which are often quite difficult to say, what is the sort of first trigger for something, and, and when aware, it's also very difficult to say in advance where a specific impact might lead to. But I still think that even if, even though the chain of effects are sometimes a bit sort of unclear, and kind of difficult to interpret or forecasts, I think it still makes sense to try to look at them and sort of analyze, like, what, what kinds of implications there might be, both for the sort of local people, but then also more broadly on even in to geopolitical events, and so on,