Which organization is NOT a standard-setting body relevant to environmental health?

The American Bar Association is recognized primarily as a professional organization for attorneys and legal practitioners in America. Its main focus lies in the enhancement of legal practices, education, and policy advocacy. While it may influence various aspects of law that can intersect with environmental health, such as legislation or legal frameworks surrounding environmental issues, it is not a standard-setting body specifically dedicated to environmental health practices.

In contrast, the other organizations listed—NSF International and Underwriters Laboratory, the Environmental Health Board of Inquiry, and the Inspection Standards Foundation of the U.S.—are involved in establishing and promoting standards related to environmental health and safety. This makes those organizations more relevant in the context of setting and enforcing standards in that specific field.