Associated Press: Countries on both sides of the Pacific have reason to be very afraid of climate change. Rising sea levels could swamp coastal farms, higher temperatures wipe out entire species and increasingly violent storms exact a widening human and financial toll. But at this week’s summit of 21 Pacific Rim nations, global warming is barely on the agenda. In its place: the financial crisis. “The interest and focus on climate change has dissipated somewhat,” said Woo Yuen Pau, CEO of the …