change on recreation on public lands and the outdoor recreation economy. (8) Impacts on United States communities where fossil fuel-fired generating facilities and fossil fuel processing facilities are located and are likely to shutdown. (9) Actions and steps that can be taken to mitigate projected unavoidable impacts of climate change. (10) How improvements to Federal oil and gas permitting and leasing procedures may result in a reduction of net emissions from public lands. (11) The potential net emission reduction and climate resilience benefits of reclaiming abandoned mine land, plugging and properly abandoning orphaned wells, and conducting other land reclamation and natural resource restoration activities. (12) How the remediation and decommissioning of Forest Service roads can increase the health and carbon sequestration potential of ecosystems and increase the resilience of public lands to climate change. (13) The co-benefits of natural carbon sequestration projects, including increases in shade, green space, and healthy wetlands, and the importance of prioritizing these projects in environmental justice communities. (g) Publication of Contents of Final Strategy on Online Dashboard The Secretary shall publish the contents of each final Strategy on an online public dashboard, which shall include— (1) the progress made toward meeting the greenhouse gas reduction targets established in section 3