; and (ii) 1 official from a city or county that is impacted by the transition away from fossil energy. (C) One member who represents an environmental nonprofit organization with expertise in mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions. (D) Two members who are members of environmental justice organizations representing environmental justice communities. (E) Two members who are members of climate justice organizations representing communities on the front lines of climate change. (F) Two members who are representatives of Tribal communities, including— (i) 1 member from a community impacted by pollution from the fossil fuel industry; and (ii) 1 member from a community impacted by the transition away from fossil energy. (G) Two members who are members of the National Academy of Sciences and have expertise in climate science. (H) Four members who are employed by organized labor unions, including— (i) 1 member from a utility sector union; (ii) 1 member from a transportation sector union; (iii) 1 member from a manufacturing union; and (iv) 1 member from a building trades union. (I) Two members who are employed by the power sector, including at least 1 member from a business in the clean energy industry. (J) Two members of the agriculture industry, including 1 member who is a farmer or rancher and 1 member who represents an organization that represents family farms. (K) Two members from the transportation sector, including at least 1 member who is a representative of a public transit industry. (L) Two members from the manufacturing sector, including at least 1 member who is from a business that has committed to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. (M) Two members from the commercial and residential building sector, including at least 1 member who is from a business that has committed to improving energy efficiency in commercial or residential buildings. (N) One member with expertise in public health. (O) One member who is a young person who is associated with a climate and environmental organization. (b) Organization