The environmental impacts of the WTO agreement implementation represented in the development gap between the developed and developing states due to eliminating the several customs barriers and getting rid of the amount Quota system and the inclusion of the environmental standard as a new standard of the world trade. The social and environmental standards and conditions represented one of the main problems facing the developing states exports to the developed states and their world competitiveness ability, particularly after the increase of implementing these measures by the developed states. The research aims to identify the content of the environmental dichotomy in line with the WTO and the subsequent impacts of including this dichotomy in the world trade. It also aims to indicate the most important requirements and world environmental standards and their impacts on restricting the freedom of services and goods inflow into the world markets. It also aims to make a quantitative assessment of the impact of the WTO agreement implementation on some environmental indicators in Egypt such as agriculture, energy and electricity. Finally, it introduces suggestions of the necessary policies to curb these impacts ahead.