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A global organization that is currently owned by a total of 187 countries. The goal is to limit poverty by lending money to poorer countries governments. -
Deals with nationwide health issues. They are able to set expectations on disease control, healthcare, and medicines. The key point is to enhance healthcare access. -
The FDA (Federal Drug Administration) is forced to prohibit food additives that can cause cancer. They do this by testing different chemicals. -
Responsible for shielding and bettering the worlds air quality as well as the ozone layer. -
Local communities are encouraged by the government to protect themselves and others from dangerous projects around their areas. -
Responsible for the protection of people as well as the environment from potential health risks, as well as being able to control research, and is able to execute environmental regulations. -
Guarantees safe and healthy working conditions for people in the US as well as being able to provide other assistance needed before starting a job. -
A worldwide program that is in charge with focusing on the worlds environment including the importance and encouragement to protect and care for the environment -
Responsible for stabilizing the amount of pollutants in the US surface waters and making it safe and standardized. -
Known for being an "international agreement between governments." Since trading different species from one country to another, this treaty makes sure they are not a three to other species. -
A law that provides protection for endangered species that are at the risk of extinction. -
This was provided in order to keep drinking water safe. To do this they set up barriers around the US. -
The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) is in charge of watching and controlling hazardous waste the whole time it is in effect. -
Controls the effects coal mining has on the environment in the US; there are only certain places where coal mining is allowed. -
This department is responsible for controlling the US's nuclear infrastructure as well as operating the energy policy. -
Funds the clean up for accidents such as hazardous wastes, spills and other pollutions that are too big. -
Nationwide consensus to protect the ozone layer. To do this, it must eliminate the productivity of ozone depleting substances (ODS). -
Prohibits fish trafficking, wildlife, and plants that are taken, owned, transported, or sold illegally. -
The goal is to help limit the use of greenhouse gas emissions being used worldwide.