; (C) strengthening public afterschool programs, libraries, and recreational programs to provide lifelong learning and enrichment for people of all ages; (D) implementing community infrastructure and improvement projects that revitalize neighborhoods, including vacant and abandoned property cleanup, street and sidewalk repair, remodeling and modernization of schools and other public community-serving facilities, and maintenance and renovation of parks, playgrounds, and public spaces; (E) expanding emergency preparedness, and relief and recovery from natural and community disasters, including public health, natural disasters, and environmental emergencies; (F) producing works of public art and documentation of United States history akin to the Works Project Administration’s Federal Art Project; (G) implementing environmental conservation, remediation, and sustainability initiatives, increasing the energy efficiency of buildings and our housing stock to address climate change, and building climate resistance through programs such as the Civilian Climate Corps; (H) rehabilitating and retrofitting our existing affordable housing stock to ensure safe, affordable, quality, energy-efficient homes, and supporting the development of new affordable housing and social housing to address the Nation’s housing crisis; (I) producing creative, scientific, artistic, or cultural works, which would then be made open and available for public use; and (J) supporting other projects that address public needs and can be implemented quickly; (5) job guarantee jobs would pay no less than $25 per hour, adjusted on a regular basis to ensure a rising standard of living, and would not replace any existing safety net programs or benefits, including unemployment insurance; (6) job guarantee jobs would also offer benefits, including— (A) health insurance consistent with that provided to existing Federal Government employees; (B) paid sick days and family leave; (C) retirement benefits; and (D) paid vacation