Madam Speaker, we need to continue to do more and we need to do it faster. We need to ensure that we are mitigating our emissions as best we can now, which is why we have committed to setting a cap on emissions from the oil and gas sector and have them steadily decline in five-year increments to ensure we can meet our greenhouse gas mitigation targets that we set and are now held accountable to with legislation passed just a few months ago.
As we are doing this, we need to be investing in the types of technologies that are going to allow us to reduce our dependence on fossil fuel energy, as well as reduce emissions in other parts of our society. Over the last four or five years, we have invested about $100 billion in that space, but we will need to do more. We will also need to continue to invest in adaptation. We need to do even more in this space. Some of the events of the last couple of weeks, indeed of this entire year, really highlight that. Some of the things I mentioned—