Which steps does the federal government take through the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ?

Your answer:

Maintain national parks and collect entrance fees from visitors to national parks

Grant licenses for mining rights and collect royalties from mining companies operating on federal land

Establish rules for a safe working environment and enforce workplace rules to ensure employee safety

Set permissible pollution levels and approve or deny all projects significantly afftecting the environment

Set permissible pollution levels and approve or deny all projects significantly afftecting the environment.

Explanation:

The Environmental Protection Agency, abbreviated EPA, is a federal agency with the mission of protecting human and environmental health by drafting and enforcing regulations.

The organization deals with environmental assessment, research and education. It has the role of enforcing environmental laws of various kinds, in collaboration with the counties, indigenous tribes and local governments. Supervision, licensing and follow-up are partly carried out by these bodies for the Agency. The agency is authorized to punish violations of laws with fines, prohibitions and other means.