Jump to main content.


Asia/Pacific Islands

Sunset behind trees and lake

 

EPA’s current work in Asia focuses on China and India. Our efforts are reducing air pollution, improving water quality, reducing greenhouse gases, and mitigating the threats posed by mercury and other toxic substances.  We also have more limited partnerships in the Asia/Pacific region in Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, and the Pacific Islands.

China

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been collaborating with its counterpart, China's Environmental Protection Administration (SEPA), now Ministry of Environmental Protection (MEP), on environmental issues for over two decades.

India

While EPA activities in India date to the early 1980s, EPA’s program of environmental collaboration with India has expanded since 2000, with a Presidential visit to India that year.  In November 2001, a Joint Statement was issued on the occasion of the India’s Prime Minister’s meeting with the President at the White House that established an Environment Track as a new component of the U.S.-India Economic Dialogue

EPA is partnering with India on projects related to:

Learn more about EPA’s Environmental Cooperation in India

 

Other Partnerships in Asia/Pacific Islands


Local Navigation


Jump to main content