; (F) submit to Congress progress reports on soil carbon sequestration research and monitoring activities at one-, three-, and five-year intervals; (G) encourage coordination between Federal agencies and evaluate soil carbon sequestration monitoring activities, data collection on soil carbon and greenhouse gas (GHG) fluxes, and long-term storage protocols for soil carbon; (H) support comprehensive reporting on soil carbon sequestration related activities based on a standardized integration of existing and new relevant data collection efforts across Federal agencies; (I) share recommendations for review and input with soil science experts from academia, private industry, and nonprofit organizations that represent the geographic, operational, and demographic diversity of United States agriculture; and (J) designate a member of the Interagency Committee to collaborate with Federal agency heads on soil carbon sequestration research and monitoring activities. (3) Working groups (A) In general The Interagency Committee may, as appropriate and necessary, establish working groups to coordinate on cross-cutting priorities on soil carbon research as determined by the Interagency Committee, including relating to the following: (i) Monitoring, Reporting, and Verification (MRV). (ii) Data collection and management, with a focus on measurement standards, standards for use of new technologies, and data architecture for accessibility across agencies. (iii) Fundamental research, including regarding soil carbon dynamics, plant breeding, and soil amendments. (iv) Community engagement in research development and dissemination of results, particularly with historically underserved and disadvantaged groups. (B) Duties Working groups established pursuant to subparagraph (A) shall— (i) identify ongoing research and monitoring efforts on soil carbon at each Federal agency represented in each such working group; (ii) identify gaps in current efforts on soil carbon sequestration research and monitoring