; (2) addressing the climate crisis will require a comprehensive set of solutions that includes— (A) Federal investment; (B) the promulgation and enforcement of rules and regulations; and (C) international and intergovernmental cooperation; and (3) any policy to address climate and environmental justice must acknowledge that— (A) climate change is— (i) an immediate crisis, the impacts of which the United States is already experiencing; and (ii) a systemic injustice multiplier; (B) low-income communities, indigenous communities, and communities of color across the United States disproportionately experience the cumulative impacts of multiple pollution sources and the compounding impacts of a history of pollution exposure; and (C) the impacts of climate change will— (i) disproportionately affect the communities that are already facing environmental injustice; and (ii) increase stressors on vulnerable communities, including the elderly, the unhoused, and individuals with disabilities. 3. Definitions In this Act: (1) Agency The term agency has the meaning given the term in section 551 of title 5, United States Code. (2) Board of Advisors The term Board of Advisors means the Board of Advisors established within the Office under section 203(a). (3) Director The term Director means a Director of Climate and Environmental Justice for an agency, as established under section 202(c)(1). (4) Environmental or climate change nexus The term environmental or climate change nexus includes an action that— (A) is intended to directly address or respond to the environment or climate change; (B) has an indirect impact on the status or quality of the environment or climate, including the construction of infrastructure and the manufacturing of goods; (C) has the potential to create or impact jobs relating to the transition to a clean economy