; (2) assess relevant public health data and industry data concerning the potential for multiple or cumulative exposure to human health or environmental hazards in the area of the environmental justice community and historical patterns of exposure to environmental hazards and Federal agencies shall assess these multiple, or cumulative effects, even if certain effects are not within the control or subject to the discretion of the Federal agency proposing the Federal action; (3) assess the impact of such proposed Federal action on such environmental justice community’s ability to access public parks, outdoor spaces, and public recreation opportunities; (4) evaluate alternatives to or mitigation measures for the proposed Federal action that will— (A) eliminate or reduce any identified exposure to human health and environmental hazards described in paragraph (1) to a level that is reasonably expected to avoid human health impacts in environmental justice communities; and (B) not negatively impact an environmental justice community’s ability to access public parks, outdoor spaces, and public recreation opportunities; (5) analyze any alternative developed by members of an affected environmental justice community that meets the purpose and need of the proposed action; (6) assess the impact on access to reliable energy sources and on electricity prices for low-income communities, minority communities, Native Americans, and senior citizens; (7) assess the impact of the Federal action on drought, domestic food availability, and domestic food prices; and (8) assess the impact on timely meeting net-zero goals as outlined in Executive Order 14057 (86 Fed. Reg. 70935