The

works with other offices within the executive branch in developing policies to regulate things like

pollution and air quality.

A.

B.

Department of Homeland Security

White House chief of staff

Office of Budget and Management

Council on Environmental Quality

C.

D.

The correct answer is D. Council on Environmental Quality

Explanation:

The Council on Environmental Quality is an entity within the government that deals with federal environmental issues and policies. This entity was first established in 1969 and since its foundation it has promoted policies to protect the environment, which includes regulating pollution, protecting native species, among others. Besides this, this division belongs to the executive branch and supports the actions of the president usually by working with other agencies and groups. Thus, it is this council the one that develops policies to regulate things like pollution and air quality.