Environmental Policy
- Fiscal policy
- Civil liberties
- Education
- Public education by state
- School choice by state
- Charter schools by state
- Higher education by state
- Education policy in the United States
- Public education in the United States
- Education statistics
- Education statistics in the United States
- Education spending per pupil
- Number of schools by school type in the U.S.
- Demographic information for all students in the United States
- Public school system expenditures in the United States
- Public school system revenues in the United States
- Public school teacher salaries in the United States
- Graduation rates by groups in state
- Public high school dropout rates by state
- ACT and SAT scores in the United States
- NAEP scores by state
- Major terms
- United States education agencies
- Elections
- Energy andEnvironment
- Energy Policy by state
- Fracking
- Energy policy in the United States
- Energy use in the United States
- Oil and gas on federal lands by state
- Energy terms and definitions
- Agencies and legislation
- Environmental Policy by state
- Endangered Species Policy
- Environmental policy in the United States
- Environmental statistics
- Endangered species statistics
- Glossary of environmental terms
- Glossary of endangered species terms
- Healthcare
- Immigration
- Index
Learn about thePublic Policy Project on Ballotpedia.
Welcome to theEnvironmental Policy Project, where you will find information about major environmental policy areas at the federal, state, and local levels. Environmental policy affects many aspects of citizens’ lives. Citizens will be able to decide which environmental policies are most aligned with their interests, and make more informed decisions about which candidates and initiatives they support.
- For a list of all environmental policy articles onBallotpedia seehere.
