EPA centrally manages its regulatory agenda and the process by
which each regulation is developed. Learn more about how this careful
and sometimes lengthy process works.
Learn more about how EPA writes regulations, and how your
voice can influence the policies that shape our environmental future.
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Economics is one of the basic sciences that routinely guides EPA
decision- making. The National Center for Environmental Economics
provides EPA with the expertise to take economic issues, such as
benefits and costs, into account.
The
Infography cited
the NCEE Web site as one of "Six Superlative Sources"
for environmental economics information.
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Innovation is the key to environmental progress. From voluntary
partnerships to market-based incentives to new technologies, EPA's
National Center for Environmental Innovation is testing a
variety of ideas and approaches that can achieve results. Learn
more about the many exciting initiatives underway.
For more information about activities and events related to environmental innovation, see the Innovation
Listserver.
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