<p>Hundreds of school districts around the United States may have to abandon plans to acquire electric buses after </p><p>a EPA freeze on fundings. </p><p>Some districts who already bought the buses have not yet been reimbursed and wonder if they ever will be.</p><p>That's sparked panic and confusion in the districts must find other ways to cover the cost or delay or cancelled their purchases.</p><p>The freeze also hit the companies building and sellling the buses.</p><p>The push for electric buses has a long had bipartisan support, with many arguing the transition wil help the environment and benefit the health of the children while saving districts money over the long run.</p><p>I'm Lisa Dwyer.</p>
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