; (ii) proximity to an area prone to flooding; (iii) proximity to an area prone to wild fire; (iv) proximity to an area prone to tornadoes, hurricanes, or other storms; and (v) such other matters as the Secretary considers appropriate after consulting with the United States Global Change Research Program on the best available observations and forward-looking climate projections by region, including sea level rise data; (B) include a description of strategies to improve the climate resilience of existing facilities, land, and other relevant capital assets at risk due to changes in the climate, including potential modifications to facility operations and maintenance practices, and the cost of such strategies; (C) include an analysis of the current design standards and building codes used by the Department of Veterans Affairs to site, plan, build, lease, renovate, and purchase land, facilities, infrastructure, and other capital assets of the Department and whether those design standards and building codes reflect both observed and forward-looking climate information; (D) include an analysis of the effect of climate change on energy usage, energy sources, and utility systems of the Department and the Department’s mitigation strategies; (E) use, in consultation with the United States Global Change Research Program, forward-looking climate information and other projections to anticipate changing environmental conditions during the design life of existing or planned facilities, land, and other capital assets of the Department and make relevant decisions and planning strategies based on this information