Appeals Court Sides With Nonprofits in Dispute Over Trump Administration Climate Funds
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Appeals Court Sides With Nonprofits in Dispute Over Trump Administration Climate Funds

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A divided federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the Trump administration improperly terminated billions of dollars in funds allocated to boost clean energy projects. The decision favors a coalition of nonprofits, including Climate United Fund, which had been designated to run the Biden-era effort.

The court found the termination was improper, representing a setback for the Trump administration, according to reports. The ruling does not specify next steps for the funds or whether the Biden administration will reinstate the program.

The case centered on the legality of the Trump administration's decision to end the funding, which had been intended to support clean energy initiatives. While the court sided with the nonprofits challenging the termination, the division within the appeals court suggests potential for further legal challenges.

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