CANBERRA (Reuters) - Six of the world's top polluters meet in Sydney this week to promote clean energy technology as a way to tackle climate change without sacrificing economic growth.
The United States, Japan, China, India, Australia and South Korea will hold the first meeting of the Asia-Pacific Partnership for Clean Development and Climate -- a pact they say will complement, not rival, the Kyoto Protocol on greenhouse gases.
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