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旧金山，2月18日（路透社） – 加州总检察长办公室周三表示，加州、科罗拉多州和华盛顿州正在起诉联邦政府，要求其支付国会批准的清洁能源项目拨款。
特朗普政府终止了根据环保相关法律（包括《通胀削减法案》）分配的部分资金，这反映出其广泛努力削弱对风能、太阳能和其他无化石燃料能源的支持，同时优先增加美国石油产量。包括加州在内的多个州一直是特朗普政府各项政策的主要反对者，已发起数十起诉讼。例如，加州总检察长罗伯·邦塔周二告诉路透社，他们计划起诉疫苗政策的变化，并挑战美国环境保护署撤销一项关键发现（即所谓的”危害认定”），而该认定是气候变化监管的核心。
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邦塔表示，新诉讼部分是对加州在”可再生清洁氢能源系统联盟”（ARCHES）项目中损失12亿美元联邦资金的回应。该氢能计划旨在取代公用事业、公共交通、卡车运输和港口领域的化石燃料。
加州称，联邦机构必须执行法律。”国会拥有拨款权，而非行政部门，国会已经为此拨款，”邦塔在宣布诉讼前的周二采访中表示。
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California, Colorado and Washington sue Trump administration to unlock funding for clean energy projects
February 18, 2026 8:05 PM UTC / Reuters
By Peter Henderson
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 18 (Reuters) – California, Colorado and Washington are suing the federal government to force it to pay out grants approved by Congress for clean energy projects, the California attorney general’s office said on Wednesday.
The Trump administration terminated some funding allocated under environmentally focused laws, including the Inflation Reduction Act, reflecting a broad effort to check support for wind, solar and other fossil-free power sources while prioritizing increased U.S. oil production. States, including California, have been among the main foils to various Trump administration policies, launching dozens of suits. California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Tuesday told Reuters about plans to sue over changes in vaccine policy and a plan to challenge the rescission of a key Environmental Protection Agency finding, known as the endangerment finding, that was key to climate change regulation, for instance.
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The new suit responds in part to California’s loss of $1.2 billion in federal funding for the Alliance for Renewable Clean Hydrogen Energy Systems, or ARCHES, Bonta said. The hydrogen plan was intended to replace fossil fuels in utilities, public transit, trucking and ports.
Federal agencies must execute laws, California said. “It’s as simple as Congress has the power of the purse, not the executive branch, and Congress already appropriated this funding,” Bonta said in an interview on Tuesday, ahead of the announcement.
Reporting by Peter Henderson Editing by Rod Nickel
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