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Courts rule Trump administration can’t cancel $22B in climate grants
Federal courts issued rulings determining that attempts by the Trump administration to cancel significant clean energy and climate justice grants were unlawful. In total, a federal appeals court ruled the EPA could not terminate $20 billion in grants, while another judge ordered the agency to reinstate $1.6 billion for environmental and climate justice programs.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)organizationU.S. Court of Appeals for the District of ColumbiaorganizationThe Sustainability InstituteorganizationCongressorganizationLee ZeldinpersonBaltimoreplaceColumbus, OhioplaceMadison, WisconsinplaceNashville, TennesseeplaceEnvironmental and Climate Justicetopic
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