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These 5 words have killed millions in grants, advanced Trump’s agenda

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In the waning days of the first Trump administration, new language went into effect in an obscure regulation covering federal grants. The change appeared to give the government the right to torpedo a grant in the middle of a project with little justification, even if the recipients were doing exactly what the government had told them to do.

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Farmers in Trump country were counting on clean energy grants. The government moved the goalposts.

Thousands of farmers and small rural businesses remain in limbo as USDA demands grant rewrites favoring fossil fuels over renewables.

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These 5 words have killed millions in grants, advanced Trump’s agenda

In the waning days of the first Trump administration, new language went into effect in an obscure regulation covering federal grants. The change appeared to give the government the right to torpedo a grant in the middle of a project with little justification, even if the recipients were doing exactly what the government had told them to do.

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Farmers in Trump country were counting on clean energy grants. The government moved the goalposts. • Arkansas Advocate

Laura Beth Resnick, photographed here collecting flowers at her Maryland farm, spent $36,000 to have solar panels installed at the farm, expecting to get the same amount in grant money from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. But the grant she was set to receive has been put on hold. Now she has joined a lawsuit to fight the Trump administration’s decision to freeze those grants. (LA Birdie Photography)The U.S. Department of Agriculture announce…

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