Which Which group is charged with monitoring environmental dolce practices of industry and enforcing United States federal environmental statutes and regulations?

The Paris Agreement is an international treaty focused on climate change and its impacts, established under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). While it sets goals for countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, it does not have the authority to enforce environmental regulations within the United States or any specific industrial practices.

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is an international organization that coordinates responses to environmental issues on a global scale. However, it does not have the jurisdiction to enforce U.S. federal environmental laws or monitor industry practices within the United States.

The Department of the Interior manages and conserves federal land and natural resources, and oversees agencies related to wildlife and national parks. While it plays an essential role in environmental stewardship, its focus is not specifically on monitoring industrial environmental practices or enforcing federal environmental statutes.