; (4) develop a clearinghouse to collect and support dissemination of tools, guidelines and standards developed under this section; (5) consult with appropriate stakeholder groups to promote adoption and implementation of such guidelines and standards, including diverse manufacturing and industry groups, such as packaging, including food packaging, agriculture, transportation, textile and fashion; (6) support plastics recycling research collaboration and coordinate standards development, as appropriate, with other agencies, State and local governments, nonprofit organizations, academia, private sector, and international partners; and (7) establish a program for measurements, methods and standards to assess the environmental impacts of plastics waste, including marine debris, and plastic particles and fibers. 7. National Science Foundation As part of the Program, the National Science Foundation shall— (1) support multidisciplinary basic research on advanced plastics that are designed for recyclability or biodegradation, on plastic waste remediation, on advanced recycling technologies for different plastics, and on composting and compostable plastics, and on plastic waste valorization; (2) support multidisciplinary research on the environmental and biological effects of plastic waste, and particularly the formation, transport and bioaccumulation of nano- and micro-plastics relevant to plastics recycling and plastic waste remediation; (3) support, as appropriate, development of interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate curriculum and instructional materials relevant to plastics recycling and plastic waste remediation; (4) support research experiences for undergraduate students relevant to plastics recycling and plastic waste remediation