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U.S law banning trafficking and possession of certain plants and animals. -
International fund that provides loans and grants to low income countries. -
Responsible for International Public Health. -
Law that makes the FDA ban food additions that are proven to cause cancer in humans and animals. -
Established national practices for environment control -
Independent U.S executive agency tasked with environmental protection matters. -
U.S department of labor agency, tasked with inspecting and examining workplaces. -
Responsible for coordinating responses to environmental issues within the UN. -
Establishes the basic structure for regulating discharges or pollutants into the waters of the U.S and regulating quality standards for surface waters. -
Primary U.S law governing water pollution. -
Set legal standards for drinking water in U.S. -
Primary law in the U.S protecting imperiled species. -
Multilateral treaty signed to protect endangered plants and animals. -
Gives EPA authority to control hazardous waste from cradle to grave. -
Regulated mining working conditions and practices. -
Cabinet level U.S department department concerned with matters of federal energy policy and safe handling of nuclear material. -
Tasked with cleaning up uncontrolled or abandoned hazardous waste sites. -
International treaty designed to prevent holes in the ozone layer. -
Commits industrialized nations in the UN to limit Greenhouse Gas emissions.