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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was established on December 2, 1970, by President Richard Nixon with the mission of safeguarding human health and the environment. Through its official publications, the EPA showcases its ongoing efforts to address environmental challenges, from outlining new policies to proposing legislative solutions. This diverse collection includes a range of works, such as historic documents like Bicycle for a Better Environment, reports like Health Effects of Increasing Sulfur Oxides Emissions Draft, and studies such as Women and Environmental Health. Explore the EPA’s publications to gain insight into the agency’s vital work in protecting our health and environment.
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As a team specializing in environmental publications, we are excited to review the collection of works published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This diverse collection showcases the agency’s commitment to protecting human health and the environment through a range of historic and modern publications. We were particularly impressed by the variety of topics covered, from the importance of bicycling for a better environment to the health effects of increasing sulfur oxides emissions. Each publication provides valuable insights into the EPA’s efforts to address environmental issues and enforce regulations to ensure a healthier future for all. The wealth of information presented in these works demonstrates the agency’s dedication to tackling environmental challenges head-on and finding innovative solutions. We highly recommend exploring this collection for anyone interested in learning more about the EPA’s vital role in safeguarding our planet and its inhabitants.