City leaders gather in Seoul for climate summit

City leaders gather in Seoul for climate summit

SEOUL, South Korea - Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara delivers a speech during a panel discussion at the 3rd C40 Large Cities Climate Summit in Seoul on May 19. City leaders from around the world are gathering for a three-day meeting to discuss measures to combat global warming.

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