; (2) demonstrate job creation; (3) have partnerships with domestic manufacturers who will use locally recycled materials to spur the growth of domestic manufacturing businesses and the creation of domestic manufacturing jobs; (4) address the disproportionate environmental, health, and economic burden of waste disposal that is borne by communities of color and low income; (5) propose to use funds for waste prevention, reuse, or recycling programs in schools; (6) employ adaptive management practices to identify and address unintended consequences as they arise, including potential contamination of land, water, air, or food; (7) have a demonstrated need for additional investment in infrastructure and programs to achieve waste prevention, reuse, or recycling; (8) will drive technologies for product reuse, recycling, composting, or waste prevention; (9) demonstrate ways in which the grant will encourage further investment in waste prevention, reuse, recycling, or composting projects