possible pollution; certify emergency medical services staff and their equipment; authorize hazardous waste transport; ensure attention to the health needs of minorities; permit and inspect public pools, water parks, spas, and natural swimming areas; implement programs to prevent tobacco use; recruit health care workers for rural areas; provide nutrition counseling and food supplements through the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC); evaluate compliance with air and water standards; ensure access to health services for migrant health workers; evaluate activities affecting wetlands; provide education and injury prevention programs; inspect for environmental lead if screening tests show elevated levels; license facilities that use or store radioactive materials; provide funding education and technical assistance for recycling programs; inspect dairies and soft drink plants; issue air quality advisories for specific areas of the state; References State departments of health of the United States Health and Environmental Control State environmental protection agencies of the United States 1973 establishments in South Carolina Medical and health organizations based in South Carolina