There’s a lot of angst these days about our political differences, but we don’t always hear about the positive news. On Dec. 7, Rep. and Sen.-Elect John Curtis of Utah spoke graciously to volunteers of The Citizens’ Climate Lobby at our national conference. He shared his story of how nonpartisan climate activists helped him see the value of bipartisan cooperation on climate.

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Our political differences are a major source of anxiety these days, but the good news isn’t always shared. Rep. and Sen.-Elect John Curtis of Utah gave a kind speech to The Citizens Climate Lobby volunteers at our national conference on December 7. He described how he came to see the importance of bipartisan climate collaboration because to nonpartisan climate campaigners. In order to enable Republicans to advance climate policies that encourage…

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