In June, anti-energy New Jersey legislators and activist groups made a frantic push to pass a climate superfund bill before the general assembly took its summer recess. That effort ultimately stalled as leaders of the proposed legislation struggled to find enough votes before the deadline.

Now, with the general assembly returning to normal business in just a few weeks, business and labor groups are once again raising red flags about a potential new campaign to pass this legislation that would have profoundly negative impacts on the state’s economy and energy prices for consumers.

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