; (B) the requirements relating to the development of uranium under sections 2318 through 2352 of the Revised Statutes (commonly known and referred to in this section as the Mining Law of 1872 ) ( 30 U.S.C. 21 et seq.); (C) the requirements relating to the development of uranium under the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 ( 42 U.S.C. 2011 et seq.); (D) the uranium leasing program administered by the Department of Energy under that Act; (E) the requirements relating to the approval of uranium in-situ leasing recovery and the licensing process required by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; (F) the efficacy of bonds or other forms of financial surety in ensuring the reclamation of Federal land and associated waters impacted by the development of uranium; and (G) the efficacy of Federal law in protecting public health and safety and the environment from impacts due to the development of uranium on Federal land. (c) Recommendations The study shall— (1) analyze the effectiveness of current Federal requirements applicable to the exploration, development, and production of uranium on Federal land in allowing for the production of uranium while ensuring protection of public health and safety and the environment; and (2) make recommendations as to changes, if any, to Federal law (including regulations) and agency procedures relating to the development of uranium resources on Federal land to allow for the production of uranium while ensuring protection of public health and safety and the environment, including specific recommendations on whether— (A) future development of uranium on Federal land should be— (i) removed from operation of the Mining Law of 1872; and (ii) subject to leasing; (B) additional requirements (including additional financial assurances or fees) should be applicable to ensure reclamation of uranium mine sites, including abandoned uranium mine sites