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EPA climate change reporter with E&ENews. I cover the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund and other programs. Reach me on Signal at jchemnick.01
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EPA climate grant deal avoids Supreme Court emergency docket

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By Jean Chemnick Verified
| E&E News Verified
Nonprofit groups fighting to receive roughly $17 billion in Biden-era climate grants have agreed to keep the money on ice a while longer — a move that could delay the awards until summer 2027 if the Supreme Court agrees to settle the dispute. In a Tuesday order, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the recipients fighting Administrator Lee Zeldin’s termination of their grants must be allowed to tap the funds again starting next week.
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EPA climate grant deal avoids Supreme Court emergency docket

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By Jean Chemnick Verified
| E&E News Verified
Nonprofit groups fighting to receive roughly $17 billion in Biden-era climate grants have agreed to keep the money on ice a while longer — a move that could delay the awards until summer 2027 if the Supreme Court agrees to settle the dispute. In a Tuesday order, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that the recipients fighting Administrator Lee Zeldin’s termination of their grants must be allowed to tap the funds again starting next week.
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Watchdog questions EPA oversight of grant reimbursements

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By Jean Chemnick Verified
| E&E News Verified
EPA’s internal watchdog Tuesday dinged the agency’s oversight of grant expenditures, such as paying for first-class airfare for one recipient despite not obtaining the required paperwork. The Office of Inspector General found the agency failed to provide proper documentation for nearly three-quarters of grantee reimbursements reviewed under two of its funding streams.
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