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U.N. chief urges Japan, U.S. to take lead on global warming
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon said in a recent interview that Japan and the United States should play a leadership role in tackling global warming as they both have huge historical responsibility as major emitters of greenhouse gases.
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