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$75 million in grants to help plant trees canceled in Trump’s anti-DEI push

  • The U.S. Forest Service terminated a $75 million grant to the Arbor Day Foundation aimed at planting trees in disadvantaged areas, citing a shift in agency priorities regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.
  • The cancellation will halt the efforts of 105 nonprofits, municipalities, and Indigenous organizations that were set to receive funding, including the Sustaining Our Urban Landscape in New Orleans, which has paused plans to plant 900 trees.
  • Dan Lambe, CEO of the Arbor Day Foundation, expressed disappointment over the loss, stating that these projects were meant to benefit all community members and not just the disadvantaged.
  • The funding loss jeopardizes essential environmental initiatives aimed at restoring tree canopies and combating climate issues, particularly in areas hit hard by events like Hurricane Katrina.
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