Remember An adaptation is something you do to respond to changes that are happening BECAUSE of climate change (NOT something you do to PREVENT climate change). So, if you are proposing investments in public transit as a way to "defer" some pollution, so that as the climate warms there will be less pollution for it to interact with, that is fine. Format 1) Introduction (talking about air quality in the Greater Toronto Area and how its bad 2) Adaptation (talking about public transit as an adaptation and why it is chosen) 2.1) Effectiveness (effect of subway implementation on local residents and connectivity) 2.2) Efficiency (are subways the most efficient way to reduce emissions? talk about congestions along highways in Toronto area 2.3) Equity (example the indigenous people) 3) Implementation, scale, and decision makers 3.1) scale (where are emissions worst such that subways are still a smart adaptation 3.2) Decision makers (what decision makers need to be involved) 4) Conclusion (why subways are the chosen adaptation and summary of how they are effective 5) References