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How are epa standards used to protect fresh water?
Dumb butt is the answer trust me! I put it on a paper and was correct
What are agencies for global warming?
EPA (Enviromental Protection Agency) has to do a lot with this matter. They take steps to help reduce on carbon usage and conserve energy.
What careers involve animals science and the environment?
Basically any job in the Department of the Interior or the EPA, also any job that surveys and helps conserve the environment.
In the US which is responsible for ensuring the safety of the country's drinking water?
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Is Dihydrogen Monoxide listed by the EPA as a hazardous material?
No, the folks at the EPA are smart enough to realize that Dihydrogen Monoxide is H20 or water
What are the benefits of the EPA?
The purpose of the EPA is to protect the land, water and air of the country, to keep them clean and healthy for the people and the natural environment.
What agency or department enforces the Clean Water Act?
The EPA.
Who Analyzes the substances present in drinking water?
In the US, public water systems are responsible for complying with the water testing schedules and methods set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The EPA also determines the approved techniques for treating contaminated water.
What agency is in charge of air and water pollution legislation and enforcement?
EPA ie. the Environmental Protection Agency
What government policy was created to clean up air and water pollution?
EPA
What are the goals of the EPA?
The EPA has a number of goals: clean air, clean and safe water, safe food, preventing and reducing pollution, water management and restoration of waste sites, redirection of international pollution, and credible deterrents to pollution.
Why are EPA's water quality standards useful?
They give communities uniform safety guidelines to follow when assessing their water quality.
