Which U.S. political figure established the first major federal sustainability initiative that required government agencies to meet specific environmental performance goals?

Test your knowledge about which government agencies and political figures have pioneered sustainability initiatives that transformed public policy and created lasting environmental impact. Understanding the intersection of politics, government, and sustainability efforts reveals how policy decisions can drive meaningful ecological change at scale.

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President Bill Clinton (Executive Order 13123 in 1999)
Vice President Al Gore (Earth in the Balance program, 1993)
President George W. Bush (Federal Green Procurement Policy, 2004)
EPA Administrator Carol Browner (Sustainable Federal Operations Act, 1997)