EPA Weekly Report — Jun 29, 2026 • Grant Witness

This Week’s Snapshot

Grant Witness has picked up on the following changes to the EPA grants, since the last report published:

Disrupted (terminated, frozen, and non-renewals): 0
Restored (reinstated, unfrozen, renewed after a delay): 1

If you want to compare the reported disruptions to cumulative weekly trends, Table 1 provides more context on which EPA grants have been terminated and reinstated since Feb 3, 2025.

With this week’s disruptions, the following is the total lost funding for EPA grants, based on the latest obligation data available from Apr 8, 2026: $28.45 Billion

The states with the largest disruption of EPA grants are: California, New York, and Massachusetts

If you want to explore this topic further, Table 2 breaks down terminated, reinstated, and lost funding for EPA grants by state, specifically affected on and before Jun 29, 2026.

Additionally, for a breakdown of EPA grant disruptions across institutions, see Table 3, Table 4, and Table 5, which list the number of grants that were ever disrupted, are currently terminated, and are currently reinstated across grant recipients, respectively.

Weekly Terminations vs Reinstatements

The following visualization shows the weekly number of terminated and reinstated grants since Feb 3, 2025. For more information about how the statuses “termination” and “reinstatement” are determined along with their dates, see our methods.

To calculate the weekly change in grant disruptions, we calculate the total number of reinstatements (+) for that week and subtract the total number of terminations (-) from it.

The cumulative net terminated grants, which represents how many grants have been terminated since Feb 3, 2025, is calculated as the sum of the weekly changes. When this value is equal to zero that means all terminated grants have been reinstated.

Column chart of weekly grant disruptions since February 2025. Columns below the axis are that week's terminations, columns above it are reinstatements, and a line tracks the cumulative net number of grants still terminated. — Figure 1: Weekly grant terminations and reinstatements, with the running net total of terminated grants.

Table 1: Disrupted grants by week till the present day

Grants by State

Total disruption includes all grants that have been ever terminated. Even if a grant is currently reinstated, it is included in this total, since the grant had been previously terminated.
Currently terminated grants exclude any grants that have been reinstated.
Currently reinstated grants exclude any grants that have been terminated.
“Lost funding” is the amount of funding awarded to grants that was not paid out because of terminations, excluding reinstated grants.

Table 2: Terminated and reinstated grants by state

Grants by Recipients

Each table below lists the top 50 institutions. The export buttons cover only what is in the table — to work with every affected grant, download the full data for this report (CSV).

All Disruptions

The following table is ordered by which institutions had the most number of disrupted grants, which includes grants that are currently reinstated, since at one point that grant had been terminated.

Table 3: All disrupted grants by institution

Current Terminations

The following table is ordered by which institutions, as of Jun 29, 2026, currently have the most number of terminated grants.

Table 4: Terminated grants by institution

Current Reinstatements

The following table is ordered by which institutions, as of Jun 29, 2026, currently have the most number of reinstated grants.

Table 5: Reinstated grants by institution