North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality

The North Dakota Department of Environmental Qualitys Vision is for a sustainable, high quality environment for current and future generations. Our Mission is to conserve and protect the quality of North Dakotas air, land and water resources following science and the law. Environmental Quality consists of five Divisions and numerous programs responsible for protecting the States air and water resources, for ensuring the control of radiation, and the proper disposal of waste. Staff scientists, engineers, technicians, and meteorologists also provide technical assistance during environmental matters and emergency response efforts

Air quality,chemistry laboratory,municipal facilities,waste managment,water quality,boiler inspection,petroleum release compensation fund,oil and gas compliance,clean water state revolving fund,drinking water state revolving fund,drinking water program,solid waste,hazardous waste,underground storage tanks,radiation,watershed management,groundwater protection,spill investigations,air quality compliance,and lab certification

North dakota department of environmental quality operates in the Environmental services industry.

North dakota department of environmental quality's revenue is 11m - 100m

North dakota department of environmental quality has 51 - 200 employees.