; (E) decreased genetic diversity or reproductive success; (F) increased susceptibility to pathogens; and (G) increased likelihood of interactions with fisheries and other human activities; and (2) not later than 90 days after the close of the period for such public comment, publish in the Federal Register final regulations for listing marine mammals as required by paragraphs (1) and (2) of subsection (a), to be reviewed at least once every three years. (d) Lack of quantitative information The lack of quantitative information shall not be a basis for a determination that a species or population stock is not adversely impacted by climate change, alone or in combination or interaction with other factors, as described in paragraphs (1) and (2) of subsection (a). (e) Estimation of potential biological removal (1) The Secretary, in estimating the potential biological removal level in stock assessments prepared in accordance with section 117, shall consider the adverse impacts of climate change in determining the recovery factor applied to each stock. (2) The Secretary, in preparing stock assessments in accordance with section 117, shall reexamine the stock definition and geographic range of marine mammal species and population stocks to identify climate-related changes in spatial distribution and stock definition and to identify how such changes may affect human impacts to the species. (f) Authority To enter into agreements The Secretary shall— (1) periodically review the status of agreements with foreign governments under section 108(a) concerning the management of transboundary marine mammal species and population stocks, and their prey species, that are or may be affected by climate change