Established in 1970, the Environmental Protection Agency safeguards human health and natural ecosystems by enforcing federal laws on air, water, and land pollution. It conducts scientific research, sets emission standards, and oversees cleanup of hazardous sites. Communities, businesses, and future generations benefit from its work through cleaner environments and reduced health risks.
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