; (II) ensuring access to healthy food, mental health support, and restorative justice; and (III) investing in universal childcare, care for individuals with disabilities, senior care, and a robust care workforce; and (vi) focusing these initiatives in Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities that have endured disproportionately high death rates from COVID–19 due to higher exposure to air pollution and other cumulative health hazards as a result of decades of environmental racism; (F) averting climate and environmental catastrophe, including by— (i) contributing to a livable climate and environment for today and for future generations, including by— (I) staying below 1.5 degrees Celsius of global warming; (II) building climate resilience to keep communities safe; and (III) ensuring sustainable resource use; (ii) deploying investments and standards in the electricity, transportation, buildings, manufacturing, lands, and agricultural sectors to spur the largest expansion in history of clean, renewable energy, emissions reductions, climate resilience, and sustainable resource use; (iii) transforming the power sector in order to move the country, by not later than 2035, to carbon pollution-free electricity that passes an environmental justice screen to prevent concentrating pollution in Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities; (iv) prioritizing materials and parts that meet high labor, environmental, and human rights standards throughout the supply chain; (v) supporting sustainable, domestic production of healthy, nutritious food that pays independent farmers and ranchers a fair price for their land stewardship; and (vi) ensuring that funding under this Agenda goes to workers and communities affected by the economic and environmental crises, not to corporate fossil fuel polluters