We're missing one key set of players at this table, which is our experts on adaptation. I think one of our concerns is that you can adapt to certain things and you can't adapt to others. The costs of trying to adapt to the impacts of climate change become prohibitive when you get past a certain threshold. Adaptation is a pillar of the pan-Canadian framework. We have a disaster mitigation fund and we have the Canadian centre for climate services, which is trying to paint a picture of what changes in temperature and precipitation have been and will be under different emissions scenarios. Step one is to understand what's coming. There's a lot of work we're trying to support around visioning and planning around adapting to the impacts, but we're trying to balance that with a desire to avoid the worst impacts certainly.
