H.R. 10069 — Military Readiness Through Resilient Lands Act

This section requires the Secretary of Defense to develop and maintain installation-specific metrics using technologies and artificial intelligence to assess natural resources and ecosystem services on military installations, covering biodiversity, habitat condition and connectivity, water quality and quantity, wildfire risk, soil and vegetation health, flood risk, and other ecosystem services tied to mission readiness. It directs the Secretary to evaluate and use remote sensing, automated monitoring, geographic information systems, artificial intelligence, and advanced analytics to collect and analyze such data, update the data regularly, and apply the metrics and data during plan reviews to assess baseline and projected conditions and set measurable net condition objectives. The section also requires the Secretary to submit supplemental materials with the report under 10 U.S.C. 2711 not later than two years after enactment and every five years thereafter, summarizing progress, benefits for environmental permitting, and recommendations for interagency coordination.