; (5) provide technical support and legal assistance for the implementation of such contracts, agreements, and treaties; (6) disseminate applicable policies and research in consultation with the Department of State and the Department of Commerce; and (7) address and support nuclear waste cleanup at nuclear test sites, nuclear research facilities and laboratories, Superfund Sites of former and present military bases in the United States and abroad and at lands, in waters, and in the air adjacent to old and new nuclear reactors and nuclear-contaminated sites. 109. Office of Peacebuilding Information and Research (a) In general There shall be in the Department an Office of Peacebuilding Information and Research, the head of which shall be the Assistant Secretary for Peacebuilding Information and Research. The Assistant Secretary for Peacebuilding Information and Research shall carry out those functions in the Department affecting research and analysis relating to creating, initiating, and modeling approaches to peaceful coexistence and nonviolent conflict resolution and shall make this information available to Congress, the public, and other interested entities on an ongoing basis. (b) Responsibilities The Assistant Secretary for Peacebuilding Information and Research shall— (1) commission or compile studies on the impact of war, mass shootings, police violence and other types of violence, especially on the physical and mental condition of children (using the 10-point anti-war agenda in the United Nations Children’s Fund report, State of the World’s Children 1996, as a guide) that shall include the study of the effect of war on the environment and public health; (2) commission or compile studies on the impact of war and other types of violence on soldiers, veterans and civilians; (3) commission or compile studies on the effect of war and other types of violence on the environment, public health, the economy, and national security