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Comments: Obama administration overturns rule that weakened Endangered Species Act
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but then there's this...
Endangered Species Act Cannot be Used in Global Warming Response
The Obama administration said Friday that it would retain a wildlife rule issued in the last days of the Bush administration that says the government cannot invoke the Endangered Species Act to restrict emissions of greenhouse gases threatening the polar bear and its habitat.
In essence, the decision means that two consecutive presidents have judged that the act is not an appropriate means of curbing the emissions that scientists have linked to global warming.
source:
http://www.enn.com/wildlife/article/39879