; 1002(a)(1)(B)); or (B) the repayment of a qualified student loan as defined in section 148(b)(7). (2) No eligibility for subtitle D award A Civilian Climate Corps member shall not be eligible for the national service educational award described in subtitle D. 199T. Service projects (a) In general The service projects carried out by the national climate service program and recipients of grants from the national climate service grant program shall help communities respond to climate change and transition to a clean economy, through one or more of the following activities: (1) Reducing carbon emissions, which may include— (A) weatherizing and retrofitting residential and non-residential buildings for energy efficiency and electrification and participating in the construction of new net-zero buildings; (B) maintenance and operation of energy-efficient and net-zero buildings and properties; (C) building energy-efficient affordable housing units; (D) conducting energy audits; (E) recommending ways for households to improve energy efficiency; (F) installing and upgrading public transit and electric vehicle infrastructure; and (G) installing clean energy infrastructure in homes and small businesses, on farms, and in communities. (2) Enabling a coordinated transition to renewable energy, which may include— (A) advising on climate and energy policy; (B) providing clean energy-related services; and (C) expanding broadband access and adoption. (3) Building healthier and pollution-free communities, which may include— (A) working with schools and youth programs to educate students and youth about ways to reduce home energy use and improve the environment; (B) assisting in the development of local recycling and composting programs; (C) renewing and rehabilitating public and tribal lands and trails owned or maintained by the Federal Government, an Indian tribe, a State, a municipal or local government, or any formal partners of those entities; (D) improving air quality or other pollution monitoring networks