; and (B) an analysis of— (i) the availability of existing and potential Federal resources, including programs, grants, loans, and other assistance, that such agencies may provide to assist States, Indian tribes, and communities in the Ohio River Basin in preparing for, and responding to, the effects of climate change (including assistance in building or modernizing infrastructure), including— (I) Corps of Engineers resources related to— (aa) modernizing and hardening levees, floodwalls, and flood control projects for more extreme weather flooding events; (bb) restoring wetlands so that such wetlands may absorb rain; (cc) reconnecting floodplains to rivers in order to allow for natural flood storage; (dd) developing a basin-wide water management plan, in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture, Tennessee Valley Authority, and water management agencies of the States in the Ohio River Basin; and (ee) updating and modernizing operations manuals for dams and reservoirs operated by the Corps of Engineers to account for future water risks, precipitation, flow patterns, and usage; (II) Environmental Protection Agency resources and Department of Agriculture resources related to modernizing drinking water and wastewater treatment and stormwater management; (III) Department of Transportation resources related to raising or hardening critical transportation infrastructure that may be vulnerable to flooding; (IV) United States Geological Survey resources and Environmental Protection Agency resources related to water quality and flow discharge monitoring and modeling; and (V) Federal Emergency Management Agency resources related to updating and modernizing flood hazard maps to incorporate the latest science and future risk projections; and (ii) the limitations of existing Federal resources that such agencies may so provide, including— (I) the limitations of such resources in meeting the particular needs of such States, Indian tribes, and communities identified under subparagraph (A)