US Appeals Court Sides with Trump on Climate Grant Termination

Imagine the government gave some money to groups that wanted to help the environment.

The money was supposed to help stop climate change.

Then, a new group of people in charge didn't like the plan and wanted to stop the money from going out.

The groups that were supposed to get the money sued.

A judge initially said the money should be given out.

But a higher court, made up of three judges, said the lower court shouldn't have made that decision.

The higher court said the money situation was more like a contract problem than anything else.

Since it's not about the Constitution, the government could stop the money.