The climate superfund campaign, already reeling from failures in states around the country this year, just hit another wall in New Jersey.

After weeks of pressure from climate activists and their legislative allies, lawmakers pulled the “Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act” from the agenda for Tuesday night’s Senate session, citing insufficient support for the controversial bill.

The Senate is expected to punt further consideration until the Legislature returns in the fall.

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