; and (2) to review and revise as necessary applicable enforceable policies within approved coastal State management programs affecting coastal energy exploration or development activities, including geological and geophysical activities, to ensure that these policies are consistent with— (A) other emergency response plans and policies developed under Federal or State law to address the impacts and accidents described in paragraph (1); and (B) the new policies and procedures developed under paragraph (1). (b) Elements In developing new enforceable policies and procedures with grants under subsection (a), an eligible coastal State shall consider— (1) other existing emergency response plans and policies developed under other Federal or State law, to address the impacts and accidents described in paragraph (1), that affect the coastal zone; (2) the identification of critical infrastructure essential to facilitate oil spill or accident response activities; (3) the identification of coordination, logistics and communication networks between Federal and State government agencies, and between State agencies and affected local communities, to ensure the efficient and timely dissemination of data and other information; (4) the inventories of shore locations and infrastructure and equipment necessary to respond to, or monitor environmental impacts of, oil spills or other accidents resulting from Outer Continental Shelf energy activities; (5) the identification and characterization of significant or sensitive marine ecosystems or other areas possessing important conservation, recreational, ecological, historic, economic, or aesthetic values; (6) the inventories and surveys of shore locations and infrastructure capable of supporting alternative energy development; (7) the observing capabilities necessary to assess ocean conditions before, during, and after an oil spill or other adverse incident resulting from Outer Continental Shelf energy activities