We do. It's called the environmental protection acency. The "EPA"
AnswerIn addition each state has one, often called the Department of Environmental Conservation or Fish and Game BureauIn the case of the Federal Government, the EPA does not perform traditional police actions. They are an Independent Regulatory Agency. They set policy and guidelines for a given area of responsibility, as defined for them by Congress, and as directed by the President. The do have some investigative powers, but, actual police powers are held over in the Department of Justice, and investigations and prosecutions of environmental violations are handled by the regional U.S. Attorney as part of the DOJ's Environmental and Natural Resources Division.
At the state level, most EPA-style departments have police powers (ability to arrest and investigate), with prosecution handled by the state's Attorney General's office (or special division thereof).
The Environmental Protection Agency.
US Environmental Protection Agency or E.P.A.
In the US, the main Federal pollution police is the Environmental Protection Agency. They investgate pollution and develop ways to stop or control it. Each state has its own version of the EPA. In Colorado it is the DPHE (Department of Public Health and Environment). Large cities may also have their own "environmental police" as well.
Environmental Protection Agency
That would be the EPA aka the Environmental Protection Agency.
Yes, the US Environmental Agency has help and guidelines for mold cleanup. Check out their official website EPA for more information on cleaning up mold.
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Environmental Protection Agency in the US.
The Environmental Protection Agency is the US agency charged with setting and enforcing pollution standards
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To name a relatively tame on, the Environmental Protection Agency which is independent and not attached to any one department.
For information on environmental monitoring systems you should contact the US Environmental Protection Agency, they can provide you with further information and resources.