; and (II) other contaminated sites; (ii) to set standards to ensure clean drinking water; (iii) to assess health risks from toxic air emissions; and (iv) to evaluate health risks of chemicals in commerce. (b) Requirements (1) Assessments (A) Consideration If an assessment of a chemical has been conducted under the Information System, the EPA Administrator shall take into consideration the data obtained by that assessment when conducting a rulemaking with respect to that chemical. (B) Release Not later than 180 days after the date on which an assessment of a chemical is completed under the Information System, the EPA Administrator shall publish the assessment in the Federal Register. (C) Additional review (i) Identification (I) In general Not later than 60 days after the date on which an assessment of a chemical is completed under the Information System that determines that the chemical poses an adverse public health risk, the EPA Administrator shall— (aa) consult with the directors of the regional offices of the Environmental Protection Agency regarding the determination; and (bb) identify each facility that is a significant source of the chemical to determine whether the facility poses an adverse public health risk. (II) Publication After completing the identification of facilities under subclause (I)(bb), the EPA Administrator shall immediately— (aa) notify Congress of the identification