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Title: Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change - First Annual Synthesis Report on the Status of Implementation
Description: An overview of progress on the programs and policies initiated under Pan-Canadian Framework as of December, including an inventory of provincial programs, and a section on "looking forward." No mention of Just Transition policies in this document. Available also at https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/themes/environment/weather/climatechange/PCF-FirstSynthesis_ENG.pdf, and in French.
Identifier (PID): yul:1127511

Title: Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change
Description: This statement was drafted by the federal government in agreement with provincial and territorial governments - with the exception of Saskatchewan, which did not agree to the plan. It is meant to further the climate policy goals established in the Vancouver Declaration by the first ministers. The Pan-Canadian Framework has four main pillars: pricing carbon pollution; complementary measures to further reduce emissions across the economy; measures to adapt to the impacts of climate change and build resilience; and actions to accelerate innovation, support clean technology, and create jobs.
Identifier (PID): yul:1120605

Title: Canada’s Mid-Century Long-term Low Greenhouse Gas Development Strategy
Description: The document, submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) at the COP22 meetings in Marakkesh “is not a blueprint for action, and it is not policy prescriptive. Rather, the report is meant to inform the conversation about how Canada can achieve a low-carbon economy.” The document summarizes a full range of the recent policy documents, and modelling analyses with various scenarios towards deep emissions reductions. It also states: “Working collaboratively with Indigenous peoples by supporting their on-going implementation of climate change initiatives will be key. Consultations with Indigenous communities must respect the constitutional, legal, and international obligations that Canada has for its Indigenous peoples”, and “ Canada will need to fundamentally transform all economic sectors, especially patterns of energy production and consumption. Over time, this requires major structural changes to the economy and the way people live, work, and consume.”
Identifier (PID): yul:1120506

Title: Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation: A Canadian Perspective
Description: Overview of Canadian economic sectors, how climate change will affect each, and the state of research and adaptation to date as of 2004.
Identifier: RPT_2004_NRC_Climate-Change-Impacts-and-Adaptation-A-Canadian-Perspective.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410602

Title: Canada in a Changing Climate: Sector Perspectives on Impacts and Adaptation
Description: This report, an update to a 2008 edition, synthesized over 1500 publications since 2007, and includes chapters on natural resources, food production, industry, biodiversity and protected areas, human health, and water and transportation infrastructure. Over 90 authors and 115 expert reviewers contributed to the document.
Identifier: RPT_2014_NRC_Canada-in-a-Changing-Climate.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410601

Title: Planning for a sustainable future: a federal sustainable development strategy for Canada: Consultation paper
Description: Outlines the government's proposed strategy to integrate sustainable development into public policy across departments. This is a consultation paper; responses are solicited from the public until July 12, 2010. Outlines broad goals and future steps, organized into four priorities: Addressing Climate Change and Air Quality; Maintaining Water Quality and Availability;Protecting Nature; and, Shrinking the Environmental Footprint – Beginning with Government.
Identifier: RPT_2010_Env-Can_Planning-for-a-sustainable-future-a-federal-sustainable-development-strategy-for-Canada.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410605

Title: Canada's Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Understanding the Trends, 1990 - 2006
Description: This report is a companion document to Canada's National Inventory Report: Greenhouse Gas Sources and Sinks in Canada, 1990-2006 (NIR) and provides additional analysis on the underlying trends that have been shaping Canada's total Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions since 1990. While the NIR provides a comprehensive inventory of Canada's greenhouse gas emissions consistent with International Panel on Climate Change methodologies, this report attempts to develop discussion points that provide additional insight into factors that may impact future emission levels in Canada,by providing a review of the primary economic, technological and other societal drivers that have contributed to the country's emissions trends for the period between 1990 and 2006. It also compares emissions from 1990 to 2006 with the 1980-1990 period. Note Tables 1 and 3, related to construction. Also available in French and listed in this database as: Emissions de gaz À effect de serre au Canada: comprendre les tendances, 1990-2006
Identifier: RPT_2008_Env-Can_Canada's-Greenhouse-Gas-Emissions-Understanding-the-Trends-1990-2006.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410600

Title: Canada's Emission Trends 2013
Description: In releasing the 2013 Emissions Trends report in October, the Canadian government stated: “as a result of the combined efforts of federal, provincial and territorial governments, consumers and businesses, GHG emissions in 2020 will be 734 megatonnes (Mt). This is 128 Mt lower than where emissions would be in 2020 if no action were taken to reduce GHGs since 2005.” (The report did not state that it is also 122 Mt above Canada’s target level of 612 Mt.) The government will maintain its current course of regulating emissions on a sector-by-sector basis. Previous reports of 2011 and 2012 are also available online, as well as French versions.
Identifier: RPT_2013_Env-Can_Canada's-Emission-Trends-2013.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410599

Title: A Climate change plan for the purposes of the Kyoto Protocol Implementation Act
Description: Outlines Canada's Kyoto targets and obligations for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, current emissions, and the actions taken to reduce emissions, with special focus on energy and transportation sectors. This document does not include a comprehensive inventory of climate change actions taken by the Government of Canada- only federal actions that will result in emission reductions during the Kyoto Protocol compliance period (2008-2012) are included. Also available in French.
Identifier: RPT_2011_Env-Can_A-Climate-change-plan-for-the-purposes-of-the-KPIA.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410595

Title: Canada's Emission Trends 2012
Description: Also available in French as Tendances en matière d'émissions au Canada 2012 at: http://www.ec.gc.ca/Publications/253AE6E6-5E73-4AFC-81B7-9CF440D5D2C5%5C793-Canada%27s-Emissions-Trends-2012_f_01.pdf. P.J. Partington of the Pembina Institute states: "The progress reflected in this year's emissions trends report is largely the result of updated baselines and accounting rules for greenhouse gas pollution, as well as the considerable action some provinces are taking to reduce their emissions." See http://www.pembina.org/media-release/2364.
Identifier: RPT_2012_Env-Can_Canada's-Emission-Trends-2012.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410594

Title: Turning the corner: Regulatory Framework for Industrial Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Description: The April 2007 Regulatory Framework for Air Emissions laid out the broad design of the regulations for industrial emissions of both greenhouse gases and air pollutants. This document sets out the final regulatory framework for industrial greenhouse gas emissions. It includes both an elaboration and a strengthening of the April 2007 regulatory framework.
Identifier: RPT_2008_Env-Can_Turning-the-Corner-Regulatory-Framework-for-Industrial-Greenhouse-Gas-Emissions.pdf
Identifier (PID): yul:410593