S. Korea premier addresses major economies climate change confab

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SEOUL, South Korea - South Korean Prime Minister Han Seung Soo addresses the 4th Major Economies Meeting on Energy Security & Climate Change on June 22, the second day of a two-day meeting in Seoul. (Kyodo)

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