How much does the EPA cost?

EPA’s current budget is $8.14 billion, 0.2 percent of the projected $4-trillion fiscal year 2017 federal budget. With the U.S. population at about 324 million, Trump’s proposed cuts would bring the EPA’s yearly costs down from $25 per American to $18.81 per American.

What is the EPA budget for 2020?

$9,057,401,000
EPA’s Budget and Spending

How is the EPA funded?

The EPA accomplishes much of its mission through services provided by non-federal entities using a variety of funding instruments, including contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements.

Is EPA funded for 2021?

In FY 2021, EPA will provide grants to state, local, and tribal air pollution control agencies to manage and implement their air quality programs.

What was the budget for the EPA for FY 2022?

The proposed FY 2022 budget for the EPA provides $11.233 billion and 15,324 FTE to support the Agency’s mission of protecting human health and the environment. This includes more than 1,000 new FTE to address the Agency’s priorities and work with our partners across the Nation.

What is the purpose of the EPA budget?

This budget maintains core environmental protection with respect to statutory and regulatory obligations, and provides the direction and resources to advance the core mission of protecting human health and the environment.

What kind of workforce does the EPA have?

*Workforce includes ARRA, Sandy Supplement, and reimbursable FTE. *FY 1970-FY 2016 workforce levels reflect FTE actuals. The FY 2017 workforce level reflects the FTE ceiling pending final actuals.

Why is the EPA important to the United States?

EPA works to ensure our future generations will inherit a better and healthier environment. Environmental stewardship while growing our economy is essential to the American way of life and key to economic success and competitiveness.