present physical, operational, and finan- cial risks to Federal infrastructure, agency missions, and our services to the American people. Agencies will implement the actions identified through their October 7, 2021, Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plans and modernize Federal policy, programs, opera- tions, and infrastructure to support climate resilience investment. By taking action now to better manage and mitigate climate risks, we will minimize future disruptions and destruction to Federal operations, assets and programs and ensure the Federal Government can continue providing critical services to the Nation.  Increase the sustainability of Federal supply chains, achieving net-zero emissions from Federal procurement by 2050. The compa- nies that supply the Federal Government are critical partners in achieving our climate goals and growing the economy and American jobs. Major Federal suppliers will be required to measure and disclose their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and set science-based GHG reduction targets. Cutting emissions from the Federal Government's procurement also means buying materials with a lower carbon footprint. The Federal Government will launch a "buy clean" initiative for low-car- bon materials and prioritize the purchase of sustainable products, such as products with- out added perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Through these actions, the Federal Government will provide a large and stable signal to the market for sustainable and low-carbon goods made in America, advanc- ing America's industrial capacity to supply the goods and materials of the future while growing good jobs for American workers.