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America in the '70s wasn't just lame: It was also disgusting. Luckily, the EPA helped clean it up. Now, the Trump Administration threatens to put our clean air and water at risk again. Call your reps and tell them to protect the legacy of the EPA.
Now, you can see both city skylines and your earth-tone clothes because the EPA protects air quality by enforcing the Clean Air Act.
Luckily, the EPA stepped in to save people's ears by reducing high noise exposure from airplanes.
Now our air is cleaner, and some dude doesn't need to write in marker that you have clean air coming in two miles.
The prospect of getting lead poisoning is no fun. Thankfully, the EPA phased out leaded gasoline.
Today, the EPA limits pollution from fossil fuel power plants and limits radiation from nuclear plants to protect you and your sweet ride.
The EPA used the Clean Water Act to clean up gross rivers just like this one.
The EPA now tries to prevent these barrel dumps with hazardous waste permits.
Today, the EPA protects humans and ducks alike by defending clean water and issuing drinking-water health advisories.