We Need a Strong Environmental Protection Agency: It's About Public Health
[...]guided by a framework of national laws, the EPA has led national progress in improving air quality, cleaning up our waterways, reducing harmful pesticide exposures and industrial emissions, and providing support for states and communities to advance environmental health. EPA scientists work wit...
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