; (C) includes recommendations regarding any changes in Federal law, regulation, guidance, and practice that can lower, avoid, or eliminate the barriers identified in subparagraph (B); and (D) includes the earliest possible dates, or date ranges, by which each sector described in paragraph (2) can cease producing, using, and emitting fluorinated compounds and transition to substitute technologies, products, practices, and processes, taking into account technological feasibility, safety, availability, environmental protection, and other relevant factors, including, where applicable, the life-cycle climate performance of fluorinated compounds and their substitutes. (2) Sectors described The sectors described in this paragraph are the following sectors: (A) Natural resource extraction and refining. (B) Power generation and transmission. (C) Transportation. (D) Solid waste. (E) Chemical production, and chemical industrial and commercial uses. (F) Agriculture. (G) Wastewater. (H) Buildings. (I) Any other sector or subsector that the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine determines relevant. 7. Reduction of methane emissions (a) Technical guidance The Administrator, the Secretary of Commerce, the Secretary of Energy, and the Secretary of State shall— (1) provide to foreign countries technical guidance regarding containment of emissions from gas drilling, landfills, coal mining, and agriculture, including through trade delegations and international initiatives such as— (A) the Global Shale Gas Initiative of the Department of State; and (B) the Global Methane Initiative; and (2) collaborate with— (A) the Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership of the World Bank