Synonyms for epa
epa

Princeton's WordNet

1. Environmental Protection Agency, EPAnoun

   an independent federal agency established to coordinate programs aimed at reducing pollution and protecting the environment

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1. List of paraphrases for "epa":

   lfs, epas, adp, aep, wpa, fie, eprs, usepa, aps, dhh, epr, eps, dbh, epe, cepol, ape, apes, epo, efe, eaa, upg, emo, itd, s-epa

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1. Jon Doggett:

   Actions like that make it nearly impossible for farmers to trust anything this EPA has to say.

2. Lisa Evans:

   Enforcement of the rule's provisions is desperately needed, as coal plants have demonstrated they don't care about polluting water or putting people's health at risk, and they have taken full advantage of the Trump EPA's hands-off policy, the result is nationwide pollution of water at coal plants.

3. Jessica Shelly:

   There are a number of our parents who are furloughed -- along with many TSA and EPA workers, there are over 3,000 IRS employees who live and have families in Cincinnati that are furloughed. Many of those parents are having to apply for food benefits for the first time, the Cincinnati Freestore Foodbank has reported they've seen an increased demand for their services.

4. Melanie Benesh:

   The EPA action is a really important and historic step forward, while the proposed regulations only address a few PFAS, they are important marker chemicals. I think requiring water systems to test and treat for these six will actually do a lot to address other PFAS that are in the water as well.

5. Scott Partridge:

   More than 800 scientific studies, the U.S. EPA( Environmental Protection Agency), the National Institutes of Health and regulators around the world have concluded that glyphosate is safe for use and does not cause cancer, we have empathy for anyone suffering from cancer, but the scientific evidence clearly shows that glyphosate was not the cause. We look forward to presenting this evidence to the court.