; (E) promote better understanding of seafood industry research questions and priorities within the academic community; (F) promote wider understanding of ocean acidification among the academic community, the seafood industry, and other stakeholders as appropriate; and (G) include appropriately balanced support from both the seafood industry and the academic community. (d) Priority The Secretary shall prioritize funding under this section to projects which— (1) address ecosystems and communities vulnerable to the impacts of ocean acidification; (2) demonstrate support from local stakeholders, such as representatives of States or other governmental jurisdictions, community organizations, tribes, or educational institutions, as appropriate, located within the region in which the project will be undertaken; or (3) utilize seafood industry assets as research and monitoring platforms. (e) Implementation guidelines Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this section, the Secretary, in collaboration with the Subcommittee, shall issue implementation guidelines under this section, including criteria and priorities for grants. Those guidelines shall be developed in consultation, as appropriate, with— (1) State, regional, and local decisionmakers with ocean acidification experience; (2) the seafood industry and other marine-dependent industries; (3) formal and informal educators, including both those within academia and those who are not; (4) tribes; (5) nongovernmental organizations involved in ocean acidification research, prevention, or adaptation; and (6) any other appropriate community stakeholders. (f) Contents of proposals Each proposal for a grant under this section shall include— (1) a description of the qualifications of the individuals or entities who will conduct the project