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that we could keep the resulting warmer winds
from crossing the Great Lakes to pick up mois
ture that otherwise might precipitate three and
four-foot snowfalls in Chicago. That kind of con
trol is especially important if man-made weather
caused Chicago's annual snowfall to exceed its
annual loss through melting and evaporation.
The realization that an enemy could use such
tactics as a weapon puts the note of urgency into
our catching up with Soviet polar research. By
using weather control as a tactical device, the
Kremlin could literally bring on a new Ice Age
for strategic areas of the Western Hemisphere
and defeat us with nothing harsher than a bom
bardment of snowflakes (a two-cent teaspoonful
of silver iodide crystals makes 10 quadrillion
snowflakes right now). From spot-bombing with
blizzards it's only a step to made-to-order hurri
canes and a la carte tornadoes. We ourselves have
already used the reverse process: silver-iodide
seeding of clouds has proved a useful instrument,
both in preventing tornadoes and in disrupting
their lethal destructiveness.
It is regrettable that the goal of improving the
world's weather should be marred by the need to
keep on guard lest somebody abuse the process.
It complicates extremely delicate calculations that
call for the utmost in cooperative good will. The
"blowtorch effect" of scores of atom bombs in the
deep-ice areas of the antarctic, for instance,
would immediately become fraught with all kinds
of military overtones, from radioactive fall-out to
charges of claim-jumping. Synthetic ice fogs, as
well as dams, channels, or jetties to redirect warm
currents in the Arctic Ocean and shrink the ice
fields, would cause problems which could be
solved only through the U.N., if at all.
a n the brighter side, once the threat of war is
out of the way there is practically no
limit to the wonders that man-made
weather could work. A 15- to 20-degree increase
in mean temperature during the Winter months
for our northern cities would make snow pretty
much a stranger and bring about a kind of
perpetual Spring.
Far from turning the South into a subtropical
jungle, scientific weather control would relieve
the oppressive Summers there and substitute
year-round "easy livin'," which songs about Dixie
proclaim.
Flying may at first encounter some "fogs-that-got-away,"
but since all airborne traffic will be
in jetliners that fly above the weather, the only
difficulty will be an occasional instrument landing
or take-off duck soup with improved electronic
guidance systems. In time, even fogs will be
docile enough to stay where man wants them.
The clothing, shelter, and heating industries
will be well-advised to do a little forecasting and
diversification of their own. Lighter fabrics will
be about the only kind marketable, even for
nighttime wear, with thinner electronically heated
blankets for babies, the ill, and the aged.
Outdoor living will boom to undreamed pro
portions, improving the health of all. In the
beginning our constitutions may require adjust
ment to lesser extremes of heat and cold, but
energy formerly needed can be used to give us
greater endurance, vigor, and zest for living.
Only on the esthetic side may we pay a price,
though a small one, for so many blessings. In
winning control of the weather, man one day may
be able to do no more than assure his sons and
grandsons that, yes, there once were such things
as thunder in the sky and dust devils on earth
and rainbows and flaming sunsets.
For all these manifestations of nature are born
of the weather's violence, and, with climate con
trol, they may become a thing of the past.
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