; (ii) assess relevant public health data and industry data concerning how the proposed Federal action may affect the potential for multiple exposures or cumulative exposure to human health or environmental hazards in the geographic area of the affected environmental justice community; (iii) assess legacy pollution in the geographic area of any affected environmental justice community, including historical patterns of exposure to human health or environmental hazards; (iv) assess the impact of the proposed Federal action on the ability of any affected environmental justice community to access public parks, outdoor spaces, and public recreation opportunities; (v) evaluate alternatives to and mitigation measures for the proposed Federal action that will— (I) eliminate or reduce any exposure to human health and environmental hazards assessed under clause (i) to a level that is reasonably expected to avoid human health impacts from such exposure in the geographic area of any affected environmental justice community; and (II) not negatively impact the ability of any affected environmental justice community to access public parks, outdoor spaces, and public recreation opportunities; (vi) analyze any alternative developed by members of an affected environmental justice community that meets the purpose and need to which the agency is responding in proposing the alternatives, including the proposed action; (vii) assess the impact of the proposed Federal action on access to reliable energy and on electricity prices for low-income communities, minority communities, Indian Tribes, and senior citizens; (viii) assess the impact of the proposed Federal action on the potential for drought, domestic food availability, and domestic food prices; and (ix) assess the impact of the proposed Federal action on the ability of the Federal Government to achieve the carbon pollution reduction and elimination goals established under Executive Order 14057 (86 Fed. Reg. 70935