; and (vi) ensuring that funding under this Agenda goes to workers and communities affected by the economic and environmental crises, not to corporate fossil fuel polluters; (G) ensuring fairness for workers and communities affected by economic transitions by— (i) guaranteeing that workers and communities in industries and regions in economic transition due to COVID–19, climate change, and other economic shocks receive— (I) stable wages and benefits, including full pension and health care; (II) early retirement offerings; (III) crisis and trauma support; and (IV) equitable job placement; and (ii) investing in transitioning areas to support— (I) economic diversification; (II) high quality job creation; (III) community reinvestment; (IV) retooling and conversion; (V) reclamation and remediation of closed and abandoned facilities and sites; (VI) child and adult care infrastructure; and (VII) funding to shore up budget shortfalls in local and State governments; and (H) reinvesting in public sector institutions that enable workers and communities to thrive by— (i) rebuilding vital public services and strengthening social infrastructure in cities and counties, health care systems, schools, the postal service, and other services; (ii) investing in equitable public education opportunities, including career and technical education pathways that prepare youth—especially girls; Black, Brown, and Indigenous students; students with disabilities; students from low-income families; and other students from marginalized groups—for high-quality jobs of the future, and state of the art technology and schools, so that from the beginning students are prepared to transform society and preserve democracy; (iii) investing in the workers who provide care to children, the elderly, and communities burdened by neglect