; (iii) ET data use and application, including restrictions and qualifications on use of data; (iv) public education programs aimed at helping relevant stakeholders understand the appropriate interpretations and uses of ET data; (v) scientific overviews of ET data used or published by Federal agencies for regulation or water resources planning and management; (vi) data privacy measures and procedures beyond the minimum required by this Act; (vii) reducing the competitiveness of commercial services offering ET data, analyses, or other products or impacts to the viability of the commercial services; and (viii) such other topics as the Advisory Committee determines appropriate. (B) Consideration The Secretary shall take into consideration any recommendation of the Advisory Committee provided under subparagraph (A). (e) Environmental laws Nothing in this Act modifies any obligation of the Secretary to comply with applicable Federal and State environmental laws in carrying out this Act. (f) Application; effect of Act; privacy (1) Application ET data may be applied for the purposes of— (A) assisting users and decisionmakers to better manage resources and protect financial viability of farm operations during drought; and (B) developing more accurate water budgets and innovative management programs to better promote conservation and sustainability efforts. (2) Federal or State water rights Nothing in this Act creates, impairs, alters, or supersedes a Federal or State water right. (3) Privacy In carrying out subsection (a),the Secretary shall, to the maximum extent practicable, aggregate or de-identify ET data under this Act in a manner sufficient to ensure that information on entities or personally identifiable information is not disclosed. (4) Authority Nothing in this Act provides new, or expands any existing, authority to provide ET data, in accordance with the matter under the heading GEOLOGICAL SURVEY of the first section of the Act of March 3, 1879 (20 Stat. 394, chapter 182