; (D) facilitate coordination between Federal and State agencies, including by providing for up-to-date georeferenced information sharing about current Federal agency actions; (E) enable States to integrate relevant State-level environmental data; (F) standardize and enhance the use of nonconfidential geographic information and geospatial data in the preparation of environmental documents and in the authorization and permitting of major Federal actions; (G) use an interactive, digital, and cloud-based platform; (H) ensure that data is searchable, accessible, interoperable, reusable, and includes— (i) digital geographic information system data or other location data for the activities for which an environmental impact statement or an environmental assessment was prepared; (ii) each environmental impact statement and environmental assessment, including appendices, in a machine-readable format; and (iii) to the extent practicable, geographic information system data or other location data for documents, permits, monitoring reports, or reports prepared under State environmental review laws; (I) allow users to find specific documents and specific types of information, such as— (i) analyses of types of environmental impact; (ii) analyses of types of major Federal actions; (iii) geographic location of major Federal actions; (iv) ecological, cultural, and historical features and resources; and (v) other categories, as determined by the Council, the Administrator, and the Director; and (J) enable sponsors of major Federal actions and the public— (i) to identify project locations that would avoid or minimize impacts