The amendments of 1970 and 1977 gave the Environmental Protection Agency the power to set air quality standards and to ensure that those standards are achieved according to a timetable prescribed by the agency.

What happens when a bill is sent to a committee in congress? o a. a member of congress decides to sponsor the bill and schedules a debate. ob. the president decides whether to sign the bill or issue a veto. o c. members review the bill and make recommendations or refuse to report od. the speaker of the house or the vice president calls for a vote on the bill.