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The 17 pages that link to United States Environmental Protection Agency, each with the reason it gives.

• Richard NixonRelated: Nixon created the agency, making environmental regulation a lasting feature of federal government.

• Rachel CarsonRelated: The political climate Carson helped shape preceded the agency’s creation and later pesticide regulation.

• Silent SpringRelated: The agency’s creation followed a decade of heightened public concern about pollution and pesticides.

• International Agency for Research on CancerCompared with: Its chemical assessments can address regulatory decisions and exposure-specific risks beyond IARC’s remit.

• Pesticide regulationRelated: EPA administers the principal federal pesticide approval and use programs.

• Clean Air ActRelated: The EPA sets many national standards and oversees implementation and enforcement.

• Environmental regulationRelated: The agency administers and enforces many federal environmental requirements.

• Occupational Safety and Health AdministrationCompared with: EPA regulates environmental risks, while OSHA’s remit centers on workplace conditions.

• Earth DayRelated: Its creation followed the surge of environmental concern surrounding the first Earth Day.

• Insect repellentsRelated: EPA registration evaluates many repellent products and their labeled uses.

• United States Army Corps of EngineersCompared with: The EPA sets or oversees environmental requirements, while the Corps implements permits and projects under them.

• Regulatory agencyBroader topic: It applies regulatory authority to pollution, environmental quality, and public health.

• TrichloroethyleneRelated: Its assessments and regulations address trichloroethylene's risks in drinking water, air, and workplaces.

• DefoliantRelated: Its regulatory role includes evaluating pesticides and restricting hazardous uses.

• Paul AnastasRelated: Anastas established and led the agency’s green chemistry program.

• 1,4-DioxaneRelated: The agency evaluates 1,4-dioxane risks and sets a federal drinking-water health advisory.

• MethoxychlorRelated: The agency canceled methoxychlor registrations in the United States in 2003.