“Today’s decision gives us a chance to breathe after the EPA unlawfully — and without due process — terminated our awards and blocked access to funds that were appropriated by Congress and legally obligated,” said Climate United CEO Beth Bafford.

A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order halting EPA from terminating Climate United’s award and providing a path forward to access our funds.

After three weeks of frozen funds, coalition takes the next step to protect legally obligated dollars for American communities.

Climate United is providing grant awards to support local project planning and development in communities across the U.S.

In partnership with Forum Mobility, the largest order of battery electric drayage trucks in U.S. history will support small fleet owners in the transition to zero-emission and improve public health.