Climate Fund Access Freeze
Sector: Climate • Location: United States
Source: The New York Times
Nonprofit organizations that were supposed to receive $20 billion to help curb climate change are unable to withdraw funds due to investigations by the Trump administration. The accounts were frozen by Citibank after allegations of potential fraud, despite a lack of evidence for wrongdoing.
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- Under Construction
- Sector
- Climate
- Location
- United States of America
- Updated
- 22 Jul 2026
- Source
- The New York Times
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Description | Nonprofit organizations that were supposed to receive $20 billion to help curb climate change are unable to withdraw funds due to investigations by the Trump administration. The accounts were frozen by Citibank after allegations of potential fraud, despite a lack of evidence for wrongdoing. |
Original sector | Climate |
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Article published date | 2025-03-07 |
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