However, EPA chief Lee Zeldin said that the money went through multiple pass-throughs and was funding activists, environmental NGOs, former Biden and Obama officials and Democrat donors. It has now been defunded. The budget for the EPA is now $10 billion, nearly one third of the budget under the Biden regime. 
Yet no one is in prison.

Other Biden spending bills have also been cut: earlier this year, it was revealed that the Department of Energy handed out a staggering $93 billion in loans and commitments during the final 76 days of the Biden administration, a figure that more than doubled the loan total from the previous 15 years combined. Per the US Department of Energy's website, its Loan Programs Office (LPO) provides "clean energy and advanced transportation technologies….with access to needed loans and loan guarantees when private lenders cannot or will not." As of August 2022, the LPO had loaned out only $32.7 billion, but Biden-era spending bills supercharged the office, increasing its loan authority for infrastructure projects to $400 billion. Of that total, though, $290 billion would expire in September 2026, with another $50 billion expiring in 2028.