WASHINGTON - US President Joe Biden has repeatedly described climate change as "the existential threat of our time" and vowed to deal with it urgently.
Next week, he will do so by taking the most high-profile action of his presidency so far, by hosting a two-day virtual summit that brings together the world's leaders to spur efforts to tackle the crisis.
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