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Report of the Commissioner of the Environment and Sustainable Development
O A G
2006 Report
Introduction—Climate Change is Upon Us
Looking Back—Too Little, Too Slow
Looking Forward—a Massive Scale Up of Efforts is Needed
Appendix A—Auditor General Act—Excerpts
1—An overview of this year's report
2—Findings from past audits
3—The gap between Canada's greenhouse gas emissions and its Kyoto target is growing
4—Three federal plans for addressing climate change
5—Total installed wind power capacity in Canada is growing
6—Action on climate change should be linked to a broader environment and sustainable development plan

Exhibit 4

Three federal plans for addressing climate change

Action Plan 2000
(October 2000)

Climate Change Plan for Canada
(November 2002)

Project Green
(April 2005)

This plan set out a package of initiatives to take Canada one third of the way to its Kyoto target. It aimed at key sectors and included initiatives in areas such as transportation, energy, and buildings.

This plan's goals were to help Canadians become efficient energy producers and consumers. The 2002 plan promoted Canadian leadership in developing new and cleaner technologies, and identified a broad range of actions based on the earlier 2000 plan.

This plan built on the two previous plans. Its goals were to help mobilize Canadians around Canada's Kyoto commitments, and help transform the economy while maintaining our competitiveness.