Judge temporarily blocks EPA's effort to cancel $20 billion in climate grants
- A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from terminating $14 billion in climate grants awarded by the Biden administration, affecting three climate groups.
- U.S. District Judge Tonya Chutkan ruled that the government's claims were vague and insufficient to justify ending the grants.
- EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin claimed the grant recipients mismanaged funds, but the judge found no evidence to support allegations of fraud or abuse.
- Climate United Fund and other groups sued the EPA and Citibank, alleging illegal denial of access to the funds.
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The Greenhouse Gas Windfalls Blew Hard for Solar in the Biden EPA
Fresh off its decision to claw back $20 billion in “greenhouse gas reduction” money the Biden Environmental Protection Agency parked at Citibank, the Trump administration is setting its sights on another massive chunk of planned green spending receiving less attention.
The EPA is right to roll back Biden’s blackout regulations
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it would roll back the Biden administration’s greenhouse gas emissions standards on power plants. That’s great news for consumers, who will suffer from widespread blackouts and billions of dollars in costs if the rules are not repealed. The Biden administration’s rules, finalized in May 2024, would subject millions of people to rolling blackouts by effectively forcing reliable coal plants …
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