Because it's cold, it's going to gel. That's the good news. The other good news is we know how to pick that up.

The priorities are still to vacuum up the oil and collecting the contaminated snow, to make sure the tundra is not contaminated.

Everything else is taking precedence.

They're not going to move it very far until they've thoroughly inspected it.

The plan is now to start tomorrow morning on the high tide and give it a go.

It's a significant spill. The volume is large, but the footprint is small. It's contained and controlled, which is the really good news. Morale is high, despite the cold temperatures and harsh conditions.