; (B) a community in Indian country; (C) a community facing economic transition, deindustrialization, and historic underinvestment; or (D) a community with a high rate of poverty or unemployment, as determined by the Director in consultation with the advisory board and appropriate Federal resources identifying environmental justice communities. 199P. Establishment of a Civilian Climate Corps (a) In general The Corporation shall establish the Civilian Climate Corps to carry out the purpose of this subtitle. (b) Program components The Civilian Climate Corps authorized by subsection (a) shall operate two program components: (1) A national climate service program described in section 199Q, for which 66 percent of the funds appropriated to carry out this subtitle shall be made available for operation and administrative expenses. (2) A national climate service grant program described in section 199R, for which 34 percent of the funds appropriated to carry out this subtitle shall be made available for operation and administrative expenses. 199Q. National climate service program (a) In general Under the national climate service program component of the Civilian Climate Corps established by section 199P(b)(1), participants shall work in teams on Civilian Climate Corps projects. (b) Eligible participants An individual shall be eligible for selection for the national climate service program if the individual is, or will be, at least 17 years of age on or before December 31 of the calendar year in which the individual enrolls in the program, regardless of immigration status. (c) Diverse background of participants