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Office of the Spokesman
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July 27, 2005
Question Taken at the July 27, 2005 Daily Press Briefing

Climate Change

Question:   What can you tell us about a reported new initiative on climate change being announced on Thursday by Deputy Secretary Zoellick?

Answer:   Specifics on this initiative will be announced by the Deputy Secretary. The United States continues to work closely with a number of countries on this issue.

Our focus has been and remains on promoting cost-effective, technology-based approaches to addressing climate change. We are pursuing these voluntary approaches both at home and abroad, through our bilateral climate change partnerships and our multilateral science and technology partnerships -- as well as through the efforts of other bodies such as the G-8.

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