Getting rid of the slush fund supporting Biden’s extreme rush towards a green agenda.

The Urgency of Passing H.R. 1023

Congress Must Pass H.R. 1023 to Repeal EPA’s Green Bank

President Biden’s recent allocation of $27 billion to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) through the “Inflation Reduction Act” has raised concerns. This substantial funding, significantly exceeding the agency’s annual budget, is intended for select liberal non-profits to push forward green initiatives and technologies.

The Problem with the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund

The Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) under the EPA has been labeled a potential slush fund, allowing the Biden administration to support its allies in promoting an aggressive green agenda. This misuse of taxpayer money presents a risk of waste, fraud, and abuse.

Benefits of H.R. 1023

In response to these concerns, Rep. Gary Palmer (R-AL) is leading the charge with H.R. 1023, known as the Cutting Green Corruption and Taxes Act. This legislation aims to repeal the $27 billion GGRF, preventing its misuse and safeguarding taxpayer funds.

Key Reasons for Action

• China’s dominance in renewable energy resources poses a national security risk, as the U.S. becomes increasingly reliant on Chinese components for green technologies.
• The control that China holds over critical mineral supplies, including rare earth materials, further highlights the need for self-sufficiency.
• The significant market share of U.S. solar panels controlled by China underscores the economic implications of foreign dependence.
• The EPA’s lack of capacity to effectively manage the $27 billion fund within a tight timeline raises concerns about potential mismanagement.
• Concerns about fund recipients and possible conflicts of interest within the Biden administration add to the urgency of passing H.R. 1023.

Call to Action

It is imperative to act now to prevent financial waste, corruption, and foreign influence. Congress must prioritize passing H.R. 1023, the Cutting Green Corruption and Taxes Act, to protect American interests and taxpayer dollars.

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CLICK HERE to review the letter from E&C Republicans expressing concerns about the GGRF.