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  monitors public lands in us
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  regulates public forests and grasslands
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  establishes national park service
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  manages all us parks and monuments
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  performs biomedical research
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  consereve soil during dust bowl
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  help private owners preserve resources
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  manages natural habitats
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  regulates safe disposal of nuclear waste
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  researches to prevent spread of diseases
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  protect environment from pesticides
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  air pollution is a public danger and is a states responsibility
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  established policies protecting fish and shellfish
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  regulates liability for nuclear facilities
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  reduce and prevent disposal of waste
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  protection for 9.1 million acres of land
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  preserve areas for recreation
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  requires states to regulate water quality standards
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  releases previous US documents
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  preserve and restore endangere species
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  establishes national trails
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  promotes enhancement of the environment
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  gives weather reports and preserves coastal waters
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  performs tests on technologies and systems
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  prohibits capture of marine mammals
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  stop high amounts of toxins in water
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  regulates fee on coal mining
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  protect species from extinction
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  ensures safe drinking water to the public
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  ensures resource supply but maintain enveronment
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  protect endangered species
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  regulates administration of national forests
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  requires assesssment, planning, and regulation of forests
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  public lands stay in public ownership
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  regulates disposal of solid and hazardous wastes
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  soil and water cnservation on private lands
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  regulates mines and ensures it is reclamated
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  monitors electricity sales across us
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  improve fuel efficiency
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  prohibits capture of native arctic species and introducing new species
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  states are responsible for disposing radioactive waste in it's boundaries
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  financial aid for protecting non game species
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  clean areas with hazardous waste
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  manages disposal of nuclear waste materials
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  regulates use of resources
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  regulates hunting of plants and animals
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  gives secretary of agriculture power to administer food prgrams
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  tries to lower risks from toxic substances
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  protect wetlands animals from being endangered
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  protect the ozone layer
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  banned dumping municipal waste into oceans
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  it is unlawful topossess wildlife in violation of any law
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  improve environmental awareness to students
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  reduce pollution through cost efficient production changes
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  help reduce problems from lead poisoning
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  established death valley, mojave nat .preserve and joshua tree nat. park
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  creates health standards for food
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  industrialized countries must reduce greenhouse gases
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  researches preservations of natural resources and habitats