; and (BB) significant indirect greenhouse gas emissions, including all stages of fuel and feedstock production and distribution and feedstock generation or extraction through the distribution and delivery of the finished fuel to electric consumers; (II) qualified waste-to-energy, taking into consideration total lifecycle carbon dynamics, including— (aa) avoided decomposition relating to the feedstock lifecycle; and (bb) lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, including— (AA) direct greenhouse gas emissions; and (BB) indirect greenhouse gas emissions; and (III) qualified low-carbon fuels, taking into consideration lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, including— (aa) direct greenhouse gas emissions; and (bb) significant indirect greenhouse gas emissions, including— (AA) all stages of fuel and feedstock production and distribution; and (BB) feedstock generation or extraction through the distribution and delivery of the finished fuel to electric consumers; (iii) evaluate the appropriateness of the definitions contained in subsection (b) of the terms— (I) qualified renewable biomass , taking into consideration whether the definition should be expanded or contracted; (II) qualified waste-to-energy ; and (III) qualified low-carbon fuel ; (iv) if it is determined under clause (iii)(I) that the definition of the term qualified renewable biomass should be expanded, evaluate tools for determining the allowable carbon stock removal levels during defined forest management operations; and (v) not later than 540 days after the date of enactment of this section, publish a report that includes— (I) a description of the evaluations under clauses (i) through (iv); and (II) recommendations for— (aa) determining the carbon intensity, accounting for lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, of electric energy generated from each type of significant source of clean energy evaluated under clause (i)