; (2) believes the pink hydrogen market for ammonia in fertilizer products could be a considerable early market opportunity to assist with providing assurance to nuclear supply chain manufacturers while decreasing market risks associated with deploying advanced nuclear reactors; (3) encourages the United States to take advantage of this global leadership opportunity, both by assisting with advanced nuclear reactor deployment and providing farmers throughout the United States and rest of the world with green nuclear fertilizer; and (4) recognizes the positive environmental impacts that green nuclear fertilizer can have. 4. Examination of feasibility of Green Nuclear Fertilizer Program The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Secretary of Energy, and the Secretary of Agriculture shall collaborate to jointly examine— (1) the feasibility of establishing and carrying out a program, to be led by the Secretary of Agriculture and to be known as the Green Nuclear Fertilizer Program, under which the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Secretary of Energy, and the Secretary of Agriculture would— (A) act as a liaisons between the energy generating industry, the hydrogen production industry, the ammonia production industry, the fertilizer industry, and the agriculture industry; (B) to the extent authorized, ease regulatory restrictions associated with green nuclear fertilizer, including regulatory restrictions associated with licensing and deploying advanced nuclear reactors; and (C) act as a single source of contact for stakeholders interested in producing, purchasing, or selling green nuclear fertilizer such that stakeholders could contact and receive necessary information on green nuclear fertilizer, including safety information, information about the environmental benefits of green nuclear fertilizer, and other information; (2) if establishing and carrying the Green Nuclear Fertilizer Program is determined to be feasible under paragraph (1)— (A) what the goals of the Green Nuclear Fertilizer Program should be