The United States Environmental Protection Agency is responsible for laws and regulations that prevent human activity from interfering with the natural environment. These regulations are put into effect and left to dictate the production processes of any community or organization to which they apply. The organizations themselves are responsible for making sure that they are following all guidelines.
But then how are they enforced? How does the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ensure that companies are in compliance? The EPA does have a number of tactics to check up on the health and safety practices of organizations under their jurisdiction. Here’s a short list summarizing some of these tactics:
If you have ever been visited by the EPA, you know it can be a nerve-racking experience. But just know that they will work alongside you to encourage your efforts in environmental compliance and help you to correct any mistakes.