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This law prohibits illegally trafficking fish, wildlife, or plants from being transported or sold -
This agency provides financing, advice and research to developing countries to fight poverty. -
This agency promotes health by ensuring health coverage and protects people from health emergencies. -
This law banned food additives that were tested and proven to cause cancer in animals or people. -
This law requires federal agencies to give consideration to the environment before taking federal action -
This agency protects the environment from pollution, pesticides, and other posed dangers. -
This agency ensures safe working conditions by providing education and training. -
This law controls pollution, it defines the EPA’s responsibilities for air quality and ozone. -
This agency develops international agreements to better manage the environment. -
This law regulates pollutant discharges in water and gives the EPA authority to implement pollution control programs -
This treaty protects endangered plants and animals by banning international trade that would threaten their survival. -
This law conserves and preserves endangered and threatened species and their habitats. -
This law protects drinking water and set drinking water quality so all drinking water is safe -
This law gave the EPA the ability to control hazardous waste from cradle to grave -
This law banned surface coal mining within the boundaries of a national park -
This agency handles issues concerned with the handling of nuclear material and ensuring it is safe. -
This law provides funds to hazardous waste sites that need to be cleaned up or they will harm the environment. -
This treaty was designed to fix the ozone layer by phasing out the use of CFC’s -
This treaty commited wealthy nations to limit and reduce greenhouse gasses, it failed due to nations not hitting their target.