Bush administration taps climate change believer for EPA post | World news | guardian.co.uk

The US environmental protection agency, the same body that was dragged into court for dragging its feet on climate policy, has named Deborah Swackhamer the new chief of its Science Advisory Board (SAB), the independent panel that gives advice on the impact of government regulations.

Happily, Swackhamer is a strong proponent of sacrifice and conservation to control emissions.

"We can't afford to wait," the University of Minnesota water resources scientist said earlier this year. "We must make these changes now for our children to see an impact."