How much does the U.S. spend on EPA?

$36 billion
0.5% of the $7.0 trillion federal budget
FY2025 data
Each square is 1% of FY2025 federal spending. Highlighted: Everything Else — 13 of 100 squares.

The EPA, Interior Department, and National Park Service together get about $36 billion. The EPA alone accounts for roughly $10 billion.

This covers clean air/water enforcement, 63 national parks, and 500M+ acres of public land.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the U.S. spend on EPA?

The EPA, Interior Department, and National Park Service together get about $36 billion. The EPA alone accounts for roughly $10 billion. This covers clean air/water enforcement, 63 national parks, and 500M+ acres of public land.

How does EPA compare to total federal spending?

EPA comes to 0.5% of the $7.0 trillion the federal government spent in FY2025. The EPA, Interior Department, and National Park Service together get about $36 billion. The EPA alone accounts for roughly $10 billion.

How much does the government spend on clean air?

The EPA, Interior Department, and National Park Service together get about $36 billion. The EPA alone accounts for roughly $10 billion. This covers clean air/water enforcement, 63 national parks, and 500M+ acres of public land.