How does the EPA generally recruit people?

The Environmental Protection Bureau generally recruits people through the unified national civil service examination. The main functions of the Environmental Protection Bureau are as follows: 1. To formulate the principles, policies and regulations of national environmental protection, conduct environmental impact assessment on major economic development plans entrusted by the State Council, and formulate national environmental protection plans; 2, formulate and organize the implementation of laws and regulations on air, water, soil, toxic chemicals and other pollution prevention and control. To guide, coordinate and supervise marine environmental protection; 3. Supervise the development and utilization of natural resources, the construction of important ecological environment and the restoration of ecological damage that has an impact on the ecological environment, supervise and inspect the environmental protection of various nature reserves, scenic spots and forest parks, and supervise and inspect biodiversity and wildlife protection; 4. Guide and coordinate to solve major environmental problems in various localities, departments and trans-regional and inter-basin areas, investigate and deal with major environmental pollution accidents and ecological damage incidents, coordinate inter-provincial environmental pollution disputes, and organize and coordinate the prevention and control of water pollution in key national basins; 5. Formulate national environmental quality standards and pollutant discharge standards and issue them in accordance with the procedures prescribed by the state, be responsible for filing local environmental protection standards, and review the environmental protection contents in the overall urban planning.