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Texas billionaire Tim Dunn has given millions of dollars to help elect former President Donald Trump to try and reverse U.S. climate policy.
The Texas billionaire bankrolls the Dunn Foundation , which has a war chest of $100 million that is used in part to fund groups that deny or downplay climate change and its effects.
He has given more than $6 million to GOP candidates and the Republican party this cycle, according to federal election records.
Dunn lives on a family compound in Midland , Texas — the heart of oil and gas country — and near a megachurch and Christian school that he funded.
Underpinning his approach to policy is the view that unchecked carbon emissions aren’t a threat to humanity.
Dunn and the America First Policy Institute also want to see a second Trump presidency roll back the Biden administration's moves on climate and energy.
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