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The article reports on the challenges faced by U.S. President George W. Bush and his administration with the climate-change policy in the U.S. There is an argument that the Environmental Protection Agency should be forced to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions from cars and trucks as a pollutant. The problem is that climate change is a large and global problem that the emission in question may not make a huge difference by themselves.

Looks at the response of scientists on the plan proposed by the administration of U.S. President George W. Bush on climate change. Plan's lack of clear priorities and detailed objectives; Concern on the administration's lack of real interest in supporting research on global climate change.