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Limited hunting and plant scavenging in order to save endangered species.
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Puts labels on products and tests the safety.
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Puts labels on products containing pesticides.
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Regulates harmful emmisions into the air.
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Maintains conditions so people and the environment can keep a harmonic relationship.
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Enacted laws requiring more safety rather than production.
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Insures sustainability
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Regulates discharge of pollutants in water.
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Stopped trading of endangered species.
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Conserved endangered and threatened species.
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Set standards for drinking water.
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EPA can control which substances are allowed to go in products.
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Limits and prevents leaking of hazardous waste.
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Protects international waters.
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Encourages and supports emergency planning efforts at the state and local levels and provides the public and local governments with information concerning potential chemical hazards present in their communities.
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Reduces ozone layer emissions, trying to get it to recover.
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States that companies must have a plan for preventing oil spills and a clean up plan.
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Set health-based restrictions on certain pesticides in products.
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Work to prevent challenges brought by climate change.
