; (9) consult with the Secretary of the Interior to develop criteria and assess applications for grants under subsection (a)(6); and (10) consult with any entity described in paragraphs (1) through (9) for any other purpose as determined necessary by the Secretary to carry out this section and the purposes of this Act. (g) Reports The Secretary shall submit to Congress biannual reports on the impact that the grant programs established under subsection (a) have had on— (1) the rehabilitation, upgrades, innovation, and transition of public housing in the United States; (2) total greenhouse gas emission output, and quarterly data on greenhouse gas emission reductions from individual public housing developments, specifically as they relate to— (A) home energy carbon pollution emissions in each public housing development, as calculated using the Carbon Footprint Calculator from the Environmental Protection Agency; (B) waste-related carbon emissions in each public housing development, as calculated using the Carbon Footprint Calculator from the Environmental Protection Agency; and (C) total greenhouse gas emissions released by individual public housing buildings and homes within a public housing development, as calculated using the Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator from the Environmental Protection Agency; (3) the amount of Federal money saved due to energy cost savings at public housing projects, on a quarterly basis; (4) the amount of energy savings per KwH at each public housing project, on a quarterly basis; (5) public housing residents, including— (A) access to economic opportunities through compliance with the hiring and contracting requirements described in subsections (c) and (d) of section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 ( 12 U.S.C. 1701u ); (B) the impacts, if any, those residents have experienced to their individual economic growth as measured by individual and household income; (C) the specific career skills acquired