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SINGAPORE (AP) - Crafting a regional response to climate change will top the agenda at a summit of Asia-Pacifc leaders in September, but they are unlikely to come up with a one-size-fits-all solution, an official said Wednesday.
Australian Prime Minister John Howard, who will chair the annual Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in Sydney, has placed climate change at the top of the agenda during the Sept. 8-9 summit.
The United States has said it wants an in-principle global agreement on climate change that does not harm economic development to emerge from the summit.
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