on national security. (7) Identifying climate change-related impacts on global water, food security, and nutrition and the resulting impacts on national security, and recommending actions to mitigate these impacts. (8) Identifying climate change-related global health security concerns affecting humans, animals, and plants, and developing options to address them. (9) Developing a department or agency-specific approach to address climate-related hazards and threats to national security. (10) Determining and acting on climate change-related threats to infrastructure at the asset, system, and regional level and acting to strengthen the safety, security, and resilience of infrastructure critical to national security. (11) Incorporating climate change-related impact information and considerations into department and agency technical and executive education and training programs. (c) Reports Federal agencies shall update their implementation plans required by this section not less than annually. 5. Definitions In this Act: (1) Adaptation The term adaptation refers to the adjustment in natural or human systems in anticipation of or in response to a changing environment in a way that effectively uses beneficial opportunities or reduces negative effects. (2) Climate The term climate refers to the prevailing meteorological conditions over a period of several decades, including the typical frequency and duration of extreme storms, heat waves, precipitation, droughts, cloudiness, winds, ocean temperatures, and other events that a region is likely to encounter. (3) Climate change The term climate change refers to detectable changes in one or more climate system components over multiple decades, including— (A) changes in the average temperature of the atmosphere or ocean