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Tennessee Valley Authority - Chattanooga, Tennessee
The Office of the Inspector General at the Tennessee Valley Authority has a vacancy in Chattanooga, TN for an experienced auditor to conduct operational/performance audits of TVA operations. The auditor will also perform environmental reviews which ...
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EPA jobs to positions in the private sector. For those seeking employment in environmental compliance, it is a field that melds various elements, including an understanding of environmental law and regulation, environmental policy and aspects of environmental remediation. In the U.S., the
EPA is the primary arbiter of environmental conflicts and concerns, as well as the source of much of the policy put forth and made into law or utilized in the creation and enforcement of corporate guidelines. On a worldwide level, the International Network for Environmental Compliance and Enforcement (INECE) attempts to join the efforts of regulatory agencies, inspectors, NGOs, lawyers and judges of over 120 countries in an effort to improve environmental regulation and compliance internationally. The INECE was formed in 1989 by various international environmental agencies, including the U.S. EPA.
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