; (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; relating to catalyzing clean energy industries and jobs through Federal sustainability). (e) Delegation Federal agencies shall not delegate responsibility for the preparation of a community impact report described in subsection (c) to any other entity. (f) National environmental policy act requirements for environmental justice communities When carrying out the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq. ) for a proposed Federal action that may affect an environmental justice community, a Federal agency shall— (1) consider all potential direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts caused by the action, alternatives to such action, and mitigation measures on the environmental justice community required by that Act; (2) require any public comment period carried out during the scoping phase of the environmental review process to be not less than 90 days; (3) provide early and meaningful community involvement opportunities by— (A) holding multiple hearings in such community regarding the proposed Federal action in each prominent language within the environmental justice community; and (B) providing notice of any step or action in the process under that Act that involves public participation to any representative entities or organizations present in the environmental justice community, including— (i) local religious organizations; (ii) civic associations and organizations; (iii) business associations of people of color; (iv) environmental and environmental justice organizations, including community-based grassroots organizations led by people of color; (v) homeowners’, tenants’, and neighborhood watch groups; (vi) local governments and Indian Tribes; (vii) rural cooperatives; (viii) business and trade organizations