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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 224, 21 September 1929, Page 10 (Supplement)

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Just as\in winter one opens tlie window to let in the cold air when the room is too warm, a Washington meteorologist suggests using the ice of the polar regions to regulate the earth's climate. This may be done by .having international expeditions sail to the Arctic and Antarctic and blast huge chunks of ice from the glaciers. This would let more icebergs into the oceans and would considerably moderate the heat of summer, Those icebergs which are naturally found in the North Atlantic have a beneficial effect on the climate of Europe, among other things preventing droughts. Similarly, Antarctic are of benefit to Australia.