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Japan's Suga says climate response can be 'driving force' for economies

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Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga tells a summit hosted by the United States that the response to global climate crisis can become a "driving force" for economic development. "Response to climate change is no longer a constraint on our economy. Rather it will be the driving force of the longterm, dynamic growth of, not only of Japan, but also the whole world," he says. SOUNDBITE

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