Environmental Protection Agency, U.S.

Barry D. Nussbaum · Anthony R. Olsen

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Regulation and Compliance Studies American Environmental and Regional History Environmental and Air Quality Management

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was established in December, 1970, to protect human health and the environment. It was formed by the merger of many scattered federal agencies. Operating under many statutes, it develops and enforces regulations, distributes grants, studies environmental issues, sponsors partnerships with state and local governments, and teaches people about environmental issues and publishes environmental information and data. This article provides a discussion on some history, perspective, organization, and activities at the EPA. Keywords: Environmental Protection Agency; Clean Air Act; Clean Water Act; climate change; Toxic Substances Control Act; Superfund; environmental justice; air quality monitoring; risk assessment

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