; (E) sources and effects of diseases and parasites affecting Florida manatees; (F) limitations on the availability of food resources for Florida manatees and the impacts of food limitation on Florida manatee carrying capacity; (G) interactions between Florida manatees and human activities in the marine environment; (H) assessment of the ecological role of Florida manatees in coastal marine ecosystems, including as it may pertain to human welfare, resource use, and ecosystem services; (I) assessment of the adequacy of response and contingency plans for emergencies involving Florida manatees; and (J) assessment of the impacts of climate change on Florida manatees. (d) Recovery grant subjects Recovery activities funded with grants under this section— (1) shall be conducted in accordance with— (A) the recovery recommendations under section 3; and (B) the findings of the research conducted under this section; and (2) may include activities— (A) to protect, conserve, and recover Florida manatees; (B) to reduce, mitigate, or eliminate potential factors limiting Florida manatee populations that are related to human activities, including— (i) factors contributing to mortality, adversely affecting health, or restricting distribution and abundance; and (ii) factors that harm or reduce the quality of Florida manatee habitat or the health of coastal marine ecosystems; and (C) to implement emergency response and contingency plans. 6. Report to Congress The Secretary shall— (1) not later than 2 years after the date of enactment of this Act, submit to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation of the Senate and the Committee on Natural Resources of the House of Representatives a report on— (A) the status of Florida manatee populations; (B) the research and recovery activities under this Act; (C) the grant review and award process authorized by this Act