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In a bold move toward fiscal responsibility, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has ended $7.5 billion in climate-related grants, citing poor economic returns and a lack of measurable results. The decision marks a significant step in ensuring that taxpayer money is used effectively and not funneled into politically motivated programs.
Supporters of the move argue that the grants had become a cover for wasteful spending tied to progressive “Green New Scam” initiatives that delivered little environmental benefit. Whistleblower reports have further fueled concerns that funds were being redirected to partisan causes under the guise of climate action.
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