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Conservative climate group faces a midterm reckoning. Its Utah founder still sees hope for the movement

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The group was created to bridge the divide between Republicans and Democrats on energy and climate policy. Sen. John Curtis says that can still happen A group of congressional Republicans focused on establishing climate-focused policies could be decimated in the midterm elections on Tuesday.

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