A strong focus on initiatives such as the Canadian Clean Energy Dialogue can help achieve this, as well as shift to use low-impact renewable energy. This policy is one that I recommend to the Prime Minister, as it works well with the Paris Agreement and is obviously the most effective because of the benefits it will bring in the Arctic. The Paris Agreement does indeed aim to reduce greenhouse gases. All parties are required to provide information focused on progress towards their greenhouse gas emissions targets and adaptation efforts. Additionally, Canada has the technology to develop new knowledge about permafrost, which is an advantage for studying greenhouse gas emissions. Canada and the United States established the Clean Energy Dialogue, which aims to develop effective technologies to reduce greenhouse gases and develop clean energy to combat climate change. This is a fitting initiative as the United States and Canada share the closest energy relations in the world, as both countries are very resourceful in natural resources and have talented human resources to integrate into protection of the environment. By working on switching to cleaner energies like natural gas, it helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions to a reasonable level..