; (ii) the average number of diesel generators deployed in natural disaster response efforts based on the type of natural disaster, the severity of the natural disaster, and the location of the natural disaster; (iii) where Federal, State, and local governments store diesel generators; (iv) how diesel generators are transported to areas affected by a natural disaster; (v) any logistical concerns with refueling diesel generators over an extended period of time; (vi) the potential to utilize accessory equipment that is traditionally connected to diesel generators to help provide electricity to the area in need; and (vii) any other information that is necessary to understand the role of diesel generators used to assist with natural disaster response efforts; (B) how the effect on the environment of utilizing diesel generators to assist with natural disaster response efforts compares to the estimated effect on the environment of utilizing microreactors to assist with the same natural disaster response efforts; and (C) the concerns to public safety when deploying diesel generators in natural disaster response efforts. (2) Goals, objectives, and priorities A comprehensive, research-based, and long-term discussion of goals, objectives, and priorities for utilizing microreactors instead of diesel generators to assist with natural disaster response efforts. (3) Department of Defense Analysis An analysis of— (A) how the efforts of the Department of Defense to develop microreactor technology for operational uses could be used to inform the development of microreactors to assist with natural disaster response efforts, including any recommendations and additional direction that may be necessary for such expedited deployment