; (2) require any public comment period carried out during the scoping phase of the environmental review process to be no less than 90 days; (3) provide early and meaningful community involvement opportunities by— (A) holding multiple hearings in such community regarding the proposed Federal action in each prominent language within the environmental justice community; and (B) providing notice of any step or action in the National Environmental Policy Act process that involves public participation to any representative entities or organizations present in the environmental justice community including— (i) local religious organizations; (ii) civic associations and organizations; (iii) business associations of people of color; (iv) environmental and environmental justice organizations, including community-based grassroots organizations led by people of color; (v) homeowners’, tenants’, and neighborhood watch groups; (vi) local and Tribal governments; (vii) rural cooperatives; (viii) business and trade organizations; (ix) community and social service organizations; (x) universities, colleges, and vocational schools; (xi) labor and other worker organizations; (xii) civil rights organizations; (xiii) senior citizens’ groups; and (xiv) public health agencies and clinics; and (4) provide translations of publicly available documents made available pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act in any language spoken by more than 5 percent of the population residing within the environmental justice community. (f) Communication methods and requirements Any notice provided under subsection (e)(3)(B) shall be provided— (1) through communication methods that are accessible in the environmental justice community. Such methods may include electronic media, newspapers, radio, direct mailings, canvassing, and other outreach methods particularly targeted at communities of color, low-income communities, and Tribal and indigenous communities