; and (B) for coastal wetland restoration on land managed by the Director of the National Park Service $200,000,000. (2) Receipt and acceptance The Secretary of the Interior shall be entitled to receive, shall accept, and shall use to carry out this section in accordance with paragraph (1) the funds transferred under that paragraph, without further appropriation. XIV Measures to Address Greenhouse Gas Pollution From Shipping Vessels 1401. Greenhouse gas emissions from shipping (a) Application The monitoring, reporting, and verification requirements of this section shall apply to all vessels of 5,000 gross tons or more calling at, leaving, or transiting between, or at berth at, ports in the United States, regardless of flag. (b) Vessel reporting A vessel shall measure and monitor on a per-voyage basis, and report to the Administrator and to the vessel’s flag-State on an annual basis, the following metrics: (1) Total CO2 emitted by the vessel inside the United States exclusive economic zone. (2) Average CO2 emissions per transport work, defined as gCO2/tonne-nautical mile, and average CO2 emissions per distance, defined as gCO2/nautical-mile. (c) Acceptable methods for measuring, monitoring, and reporting (1) The Secretary shall develop a list of acceptable methods for measuring, monitoring, and reporting metrics listed in subsection (b). (2) The Secretary, to the maximum extent practicable, shall ensure consistency of such methods with similar reporting schemes developed by the European Union and the International Maritime Organization to reduce any duplicative burden on shippers. (3) Acceptable methods included in the list could include the following: (A) Bunker Delivery Note (BDN) and periodic stocktakes of fuel tanks. (B) Bunker fuel tank monitoring on board. (C) Flowmeters for applicable combustion processes. (D) Direct CO2 emissions measurements. (d) Annual report by Secretary The Secretary shall publish an annual report on emissions from vessels covered under this section, accompanied by an explanation