US SB3800

Requires the Council on Environmental Quality to develop and publish data standards within 60 days for collecting and organizing federal environmental review and authorization data, including standardized taxonomy for projects, processes, documents, public comments, and geospatial information

Mandates creation of a unified interagency cloud-based authorization portal by December 1, 2027, allowing project sponsors to submit all documentation in one place, enabling real-time collaboration with agencies, and tracking metrics like authorization timelines and public comments received

Requires federal agencies to compare existing systems against new data standards within 90 days, submit implementation plans, and begin implementing minimum functional requirements within 180 days of enactment

Establishes minimum functional requirements including automated project screening, geographic information system analysis tools, AI-assisted comment analysis, document management preserving metadata, and interoperable data exchange between federal agencies

Provides Congress direct access to aggregated performance data and AI system configurations used for environmental reviews, with technical assistance available from the Council on Environmental Quality for oversight purposes