The next questions are larger than one rating.
The agenda describes intended research directions and milestones. It is a plan, not a claim that the outputs or geographic coverage already exist.
Measure compute.
Develop common measurement and allocation rules from telemetry and manufacturing evidence to workload energy and useful compute.
Measure the full physical footprint.
Measure lifecycle carbon, semiconductor manufacturing, cooling, water, land, infrastructure and community exposure rather than reducing compute impact to electricity alone.
Measure places.
Build public place assessments with explicit grid zones, watersheds, time boundaries, evidence quality and comparable scenarios.
Turn evidence into decisions.
Translate measurement into capacity envelopes, impact deltas, mitigation conditions, rejected alternatives and public decision records.
What success would create.
The intended public infrastructure is a common method, open evidence records, reproducible research, comparable place assessments and a body of decision evidence that can be used by governments, infrastructure operators, investors and communities.