Youth climate summit begins in Kobe for 3-day run

Youth climate summit begins in Kobe for 3-day run

KOBE, Japan - Students declare the opening of an international youth meeting on the environment in Kobe on May 22. The three-day meeting brings together about 100 students, mostly elementary and junior high school students, from 20 countries and Taiwan.

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