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A federal court restored the $7 billion 'Solar for All' program after Trump tried to eliminate it. The decision keeps funding flowing for renewable energy expansion.
A federal judge restored the 'Solar for All' program after Trump attempted to terminate it. The program allocated $7 billion for solar energy expansion and job creation. The court's decision means funding continues flowing and the program remains operational despite the administration's effort to kill it.
This is a narrow legal win on a specific program, but it reflects a pattern: courts are blocking or slowing Trump's immediate attempt to dismantle energy and environmental spending. The judge had to find legal grounds to block the termination, meaning the administration didn't follow proper procedure in canceling the program. The ruling buys time for solar expansion, but the administration can likely find other ways to redirect the money or slow the rollout.
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