💨 Abstract
Maryland, along with 15 other states, sued to overturn President Donald Trump's executive order that blocks funding for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. The $3 billion in funding, allocated by Congress, aims to build EV infrastructure. Maryland's Attorney General argued that Trump's order undermines efforts to reduce pollution and expand the state's charging network.
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