; (2) the condition of such ecosystems, including whether an ecosystem is degraded, drained, eutrophic, or tidally restricted; (3) the type of public or private ownership and any protected status of such ecosystems; (4) the size of such ecosystems; (5) the salinity boundaries of such ecosystems; (6) the tidal boundaries of such ecosystems; (7) an assessment of carbon sequestration potential, methane production, and net greenhouse gas reductions with respect to such ecosystems, including consideration of— (A) quantification; (B) verifiability; (C) comparison to a historical baseline as available; and (D) permanence of those benefits; (8) the potential for landward migration within such ecosystems as a result of sea level rise; (9) any upstream restrictions of such ecosystems that are detrimental to the watershed process and conditions, such as dams, dikes, levees, and other water management practices; (10) the conversion of such ecosystems to other land uses and the cause of such conversion; and (11) a depiction of the effects of climate change, including sea level rise, environmental stressors, and other stressors on the sequestration rate, carbon storage, and potential of such ecosystems. (b) Data incorporation; engagement In carrying out subsection (a), the Interagency Working Group shall— (1) incorporate, to the extent practicable, data collected— (A) by Federal agencies, State agencies, Indian Tribes, or local agencies through research that is funded, in whole or in part, by the Federal Government; and (B) through peer-reviewed published works