Before the Bush administration says sayonara, it’s planning one last mission: changing environmental policy—for the worse. The administration calls for removing wolves from the endangered species list, allowing power plants to operate in proximity to national parks, and loosening factory-farm waste regulations. While these last-minute rules leave a sour taste with conservationist groups, there’s one proposed policy to be thankful for: a plan to create the world’s largest marine wildlife sanctuary in the Pacific Ocean.