; and (B) by striking paragraph (3) and inserting the following: (3) Priority In awarding grants under this subsection, the Secretary shall give priority to applicants whose projects will include, by design, resilience against natural disasters, climate change mitigation, or other necessary predisaster adaptations to ensure continuous health care access and combat health risks due to climate change, such as— (A) installation of onsite distributed generation that combines energy-efficient devices, energy storage, and renewable energy in accordance with modern electrical safety standards for medical facilities to allow the medical facility to access essential energy during power outages and optimize use of onsite and offsite energy sources for emissions reductions; (B) improving air conditioning, monitoring, and purifying through installation of high-efficiency heat pumps that provide both cooling and heating, air purifiers, air filtration systems, and air quality monitoring systems integrated with energy systems and energy efficiency considerations in preparation for future natural hazards and public health crises, such as wildfire, smog, extreme heat events, and pandemics; (C) installation and maintenance of wetlands, drainage ponds, and any other green infrastructure to protect the medical facility from projected severe effects with respect to extreme weather, natural disasters, or climate-change-related events, including sea-level rise, flooding, and increased risk of wildfire; (D) green rooftops, walls, and indoor plantings, particularly those that can provide publicly accessible temperature management and air quality improvements; (E) tree planting and other green infrastructure to create publicly accessible cool space to address urban heat islands; (F) infrastructure upgrades that protect access routes to the medical facility, such as long-term flood, wildfire, and other disaster mitigation for the roads, sidewalks, and public transit infrastructure that service the medical facility