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EPA ‘Considering’ Possible SCOTUS Appeal In Battle To Ax Billions In ‘Climate’ Grants

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is “considering” whether to ask the Supreme Court to pause a lower court injunction blocking its bid to ax “climate” grants for nongovernmental groups.

In a statement to The Federalist, an EPA representative said that the agency is “reviewing” a Tuesday decision by the en banc D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals. That 6-4 ruling reinstated an April 2025 injunction by D.C. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan that barred the administration from terminating billions of dollars’ worth of grants given to NGOs pushing to reduce “greenhouse gas emissions.”

Those grants originated in former President Joe Biden’s 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), which set aside $27 billion for a “Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.” EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin moved to cut off $20 billion in awards from that fund for said NGOs in March 2025.

Tuesday’s ruling overrides a prior decision by the appellate court’s three-judge panel, which granted the government’s request to pause Chutkan’s injunction in September 2025. Writing for the 2-1 majority at the time, Judge Neomi Rao concluded that........

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