; (B) compile a comprehensive list of the effects of drought on drinking water provided by public water systems which the Administrator determines may have an adverse effect on human health; (C) summarize— (i) the known adverse human health effects resulting from the effects of drought on drinking water included on the list established under subparagraph (B); (ii) factors that cause drought; and (iii) factors that exacerbate the effects of drought on drinking water provided by public water systems; (D) with respect to the effects of drought on drinking water included on the list compiled under subparagraph (B), determine whether to— (i) establish guidance regarding feasible analytical methods to quantify such effects; and (ii) establish guidance regarding the frequency of monitoring necessary to detect such effects; (E) recommend feasible treatment options, including procedures, equipment, and source water protection practices, to mitigate such effects; and (F) enter into cooperative agreements with, and provide technical assistance to, affected States and public water systems, as identified by the Administrator, for the purpose of managing risks associated with the effects of drought on drinking water. (2) Updates The Administrator shall, as appropriate, update and submit to Congress the strategic plan developed under paragraph (1). (b) Information coordination In carrying out this section the Administrator shall— (1) identify gaps in the Agency’s understanding of the effects of drought on drinking water provided by public water systems, including— (A) the human health effects of drought; and (B) methods and means of testing and monitoring for the effects of drought on source water of, or drinking water provided by, public water systems; (2) as appropriate, consult with— (A) other Federal agencies that— (i) examine or analyze drought; or (ii) address public health concerns related to drought; (B) States; (C) operators of public water systems; (D) multinational agencies; (E) foreign governments