; and (C) where an environmental impact statement is required for services or activities in a Plan pursuant to section 102(2)(C) of NEPA ( 42 U.S.C. 4332(2)(C) ), prepare a single, interagency environmental impact statement for the services or activities unless the Secretary provides justification in the coordinated project schedule that multiple environmental impact statements are more efficient. (2) Adoption, incorporation by reference, and use of documents (A) In general On the request of an Indian Tribe, the Secretary shall consider and, as appropriate, adopt or incorporate by reference, the analysis and documentation prepared for a Plan under the laws and procedures of the Indian Tribe as the documentation, or part of the documentation, required to complete a review or issue a permit or other authorization for the Plan. (B) NEPA compliance A document adopted under subparagraph (A) or a document that includes documentation incorporated under that subparagraph may serve as the documentation required for an environmental review or a supplemental environmental review required to be prepared by a lead agency pursuant to NEPA. (3) Presumption of negative impacts of taking no action For all environmental reviews required pursuant to NEPA that require consideration of a no action alternative, there shall be a presumption that, given the ongoing threats addressed by this Act, the effects of taking no action will be negative for the Indian Tribe. (f) Petition to court (1) Right to petition An Indian Tribe may obtain a review of an alleged failure by a participating agency to act in accordance with an applicable deadline described in a coordinated project schedule by filing a written petition with a court of competent jurisdiction seeking an order under paragraph (2). (2) Court order If a court of competent jurisdiction finds that a participating agency has failed to act in accordance with an applicable deadline described in paragraph (1), the court shall set a schedule and deadline for the participating agency to act