; or (ii) has prevented safe integration or voluntary returns, including through targeted violence, discrimination, human rights abuses, food insecurity, and other forms of harm. (8A) The term climate-related environmental disaster — (A) means a hydro-meteorological or other climatic event related to the Earth’s climate that adversely affects persons’ lives, livelihoods, or living conditions; and (B) includes— (i) sudden-onset hydro-meteorological events, including— (I) flooding; (II) windstorms; (III) heatwaves; (IV) extreme wet-bulb temperatures; (V) violent storms, such as blizzards; and (VI) hurricanes, typhoons, or cyclones; (ii) sudden-onset events that are exacerbated by conditions related to climate change, including wildfires, mudslides, and avalanches; (iii) slow-onset events, including— (I) sea level rise or coastal inundation; (II) drought; (III) desertification; (IV) salinization; (V) ocean acidification; (VI) erosion; and (VII) permafrost thaw; and (iv) slow- and sudden-onset events with a relationship to climate change that is subsequently attributed by further scientific research. ; and (2) by amending paragraph (34) to read as follows: (34) The term designated application center means any United States embassy or consulate or other facility delegated by the Secretary of State to accept applications for climate-displaced person status under section 244A. . 4. Required data collection and reporting (a) Data collection (1) In general The President shall ensure that the Department of Commerce, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of State, the United States Agency for International Development, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security, and other relevant Federal agencies collect, maintain, and publish data on displacement caused by climate change. (2) Sources Sources of the data described in paragraph (1) shall include information from— (A) the International Organization for Migration