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Reports that the administration of United States President George W. Bush will uphold a regulation on lead emissions proposed by former President Bill Clinton. How the regulation would require businesses to make public the details of their lead emissions; How this may have been a response to criticism that Bush favors industry more than environmental concerns; Response to the announcement; Analysis of Bush's environmental policy.

Reports that President Bill Clinton's senior economic and environmental advisers are urging him to delay until 2010 and beyond the time when the United States and other industrial nations must achieve deep new reductions in the pollution that may cause global warming. Reaction of outside environmental advocates and powerful industry groups to the recommendations; Options before Clinton.