Tons of additional air pollutants permitted to be released by 2020 under Bush's "Clear Skies" plan:
42 million

Estimated number of premature deaths that will result:
100,000

Estimated amount that Clear Skies-related health problems will cost taxpayers, per year:
$115 billion

Days after Bush took office that he reneged on his campaign promise to regulate CO2 emissions from power plants:
53

Days after the U.S. Geological Survey released a 12-year study indicating that drilling in the Arctic Refuge would pose "significant harm to wildlife" that the agency reversed itself:
7

Years that the Bush administration says global warming must be further studied before substantive action can be taken:
5

Number of members of the 63-person energy advisory team Bush convened early in his administration who did not have ties to corporate energy interests:
1

Amount that energy team members gave to Republican candidates in the 2000 election:
$8 million

Percentage of "replacement wetlands" developers are required to create that end up failing, according to the General Accounting Office:
80

Area, in acres, of wetlands, lakes, and streams opened to development under a proposal to end federal oversight of "isolated waters":
20 million

Area, in acres, of Lake Superior:
20.3 million

Estimated acres of public land the administration announced in April it will open to logging, road building, and mining:
220 million

Acreage of California and Texas, combined:
267 million

Number of snowmobiles allowed in Yellowstone National Park this winter, per day:
1,100

Percentage of the 360,000 public comments received by the Park Service that were against repealing the Clinton-era ban on snowmobiles in the park:
80

Percentage of Superfund cleanup costs paid for by corporate polluters in 1996:
82

Percentage that will be paid for by taxpayers under Bush's 2004 budget:
79

Amount at which the EPA historically valued each human life when conducting economic analyses of proposed regulations:
$6.1 million

Amount the EPA considers each person worth as of 2003:
$3.7 million

Average annual number of species added to the Endangered and Threatened Species list between 1991 and 2000:
68.4

Number voluntarily added by the Bush administration since taking office:
0

Grade Bush received on the League of Conservation Voters' 2002 presidential report card:
D-