Oregon Department of Environmental Quality

Target entity: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Context triple: [Government of Oregon, hasDepartment, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality]

• A. Washington State Department of Ecology
  The Washington State Department of Ecology is the state’s environmental protection agency responsible for regulating and overseeing activities that affect Washington’s air, land, and water, including major federal cleanup sites.
• B. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
  The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is a state agency responsible for managing and protecting Oregon’s fish and wildlife resources and their habitats through research, regulation, and conservation programs.
• C. Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission
  The Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission was a former state agency responsible for regulating and reducing water pollution in Washington prior to the creation of the Department of Ecology.
• D. Bureau of Environmental Services (Portland)
  The Bureau of Environmental Services (Portland) is the City of Portland’s public agency responsible for managing wastewater and stormwater infrastructure and protecting the local environment and waterways.
• E. Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission
  The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission is a citizen board that sets policy and regulations for managing and conserving Oregon’s fish and wildlife resources.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Target entity description: The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is the state agency responsible for protecting and enhancing Oregon’s air, land, and water quality through regulation, monitoring, and environmental programs.

• A. Washington State Department of Ecology
  The Washington State Department of Ecology is the state’s environmental protection agency responsible for regulating and overseeing activities that affect Washington’s air, land, and water, including major federal cleanup sites.
• B. Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
  The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is a state agency responsible for managing and protecting Oregon’s fish and wildlife resources and their habitats through research, regulation, and conservation programs.
• C. Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission
  The Washington State Water Pollution Control Commission was a former state agency responsible for regulating and reducing water pollution in Washington prior to the creation of the Department of Ecology.
• D. Bureau of Environmental Services (Portland)
  The Bureau of Environmental Services (Portland) is the City of Portland’s public agency responsible for managing wastewater and stormwater infrastructure and protecting the local environment and waterways.
• E. Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission
  The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission is a citizen board that sets policy and regulations for managing and conserving Oregon’s fish and wildlife resources.
• F. None of above. chosen