; (K) the Assistant Administrator of the Office of Land and Emergency Management of the Environmental Protection Agency; (L) the Acting Director of the Center for Preparedness and Response of the Department of Health and Human Services; (M) such other qualified individuals as the Administrator shall appoint as soon as practicable from among— (i) members of the National Advisory Council who have the requisite technical knowledge and expertise to address climate change threats to homeland security, including— (I) emergency management and emergency response providers; (II) State, local, and Tribal government officials; (III) climate scientists and experts in natural disaster risk assessment; and (IV) experts in climate change adaption, mitigation, and resilience; and (ii) individuals who have the requisite technical knowledge and expertise to serve on the Subcommittee, including not less than 1 representative from each of— (I) an environmental justice organization representing low-income communities and communities of color that are disproportionately impacted by climate change; (II) a Tribal community that is disproportionately impacted by climate change or environmental pollution; (III) an organized labor group within the resilient infrastructure sector; (IV) a private-sector company that designs, develops, or constructs resilient infrastructure, or an organization that represents those companies; (V) a city or county that is directly impacted by coastal sea-level rise; (VI) a State that is directly impacted by coastal sea-level rise; (VII) a city or county that is highly impacted by wildfires or droughts; (VIII) a State that is highly impacted by wildfires or droughts; (IX) scientists with expertise in climate science and natural disaster risk assessment who are faculty members at an accredited university; and (X) experts in homeland security threat assessment and intelligence analysis, especially as it concerns natural disasters