; (B) air quality and the potential effect on that air quality of emissions of air pollutants (including pollutants listed under section 108 or 112) from the major source, including in combination with existing sources of pollutants; (C) the potential effects on soil quality and water quality of emissions of lead and other air pollutants that could contaminate soil or water from the major source, including in combination with existing sources of pollutants; and (D) public health and any potential effects on public health from the major source. . 8. White House Environmental Justice Interagency Council (a) In general The President shall maintain within the Executive Office of the President a White House Environmental Justice Interagency Council. (b) Purposes The purposes of the White House interagency council are— (1) to improve coordination and collaboration among Federal agencies and to help advise and assist Federal agencies in identifying and addressing, as appropriate, the disproportionate human health and environmental effects of Federal programs, policies, practices, and activities on communities of color, low-income communities, and Tribal and Indigenous communities; (2) to promote meaningful involvement and due process in the development, implementation, and enforcement of environmental laws; (3) to coordinate with, and provide direct guidance and technical assistance to, environmental justice communities, with a focus on capacity building and increasing community understanding of the science, regulations, and policy related to Federal agency actions on environmental justice issues; (4) to address environmental health, pollution, and public health burdens in environmental justice communities, and build healthy, sustainable, and resilient communities