How can governments effectively hold regulatory agencies accountable for implementing transparent and inclusive decision-making processes when it comes to environmental protection measures?

Governments can effectively hold regulatory agencies accountable by establishing clear guidelines and standards for transparent decision-making processes. This can include requiring agencies to provide regular reports on their activities and decisions, as well as ensuring public participation in the decision-making process. Additionally, governments can create oversight mechanisms such as independent audits or reviews to monitor the agencies' compliance with transparency and inclusivity requirements. Finally, governments can also impose consequences for agencies that fail to meet these standards, such as withholding funding or imposing penalties.