; (B) waste-related carbon emissions in each public housing development, as calculated using the Carbon Footprint Calculator from the Environmental Protection Agency; and (C) total greenhouse gas emissions released by individual public housing buildings and homes within a public housing development, as calculated using the Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator from the Environmental Protection Agency; (3) the amount of Federal money saved due to energy cost savings at public housing projects, on a quarterly basis; (4) the amount of energy savings per KwH at each public housing project, on a quarterly basis; (5) public housing residents, including— (A) access to economic opportunities through compliance with the hiring and contracting requirements described in subsections (c) and (d) of section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 ( 12 U.S.C. 1701u ); (B) the impacts, if any, those residents have experienced due to displacement and instability; (C) the impacts, if any, those residents have experienced to their individual economic growth as measured by individual and household income; (D) the specific career skills acquired; (E) the impacts, if any, those residents have experienced to their overall health; and (F) the specific educational or technical certifications acquired