Dam of Bering Strait Could Alter World Climate
The article reports on theories that damming the 56 mile Bering Strait between Siberia and Alaska could shift global climates, potentially easing droughts and warming the Pacific, with physicist Clyde Cowen and journalist Lowell Ponte cited among proponents, while NOAA officials caution about unpredictable consequences and lack of formal studies.
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