Why the Bering Sea is a hotspot of climate change — and a sentinel for rest of the world
“It’s one of the very loud alarm bells of just how connected the Arctic is to the subarctic and to the global system.”
December 16, 2019
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The Bering Sea is the transition zone between the Pacific and Arctic oceans. Everything from seabird and marine mammals to ships traveling between the two oceans goes through the Bering Sea and the narrow Bering Strait that separates Asia and North America.
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