"The ICL World Link" report (bi-lingual, English-Russian) outlines proposals for an intercontinental transport and energy corridor between Eurasia and Americas via the Bering Strait. The 60-page A4 colour report also provides an overview of the historic ICL World Link conference held in Moscow at the Russian Academy of Sciences on 24 April 2007. The event, which was covered by the world's press, was sponsored by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and Unified Energy System of Russia (RAO UESR). The focus is on the construction of a rail corridor integrated with electric power systems from Yakutsk (Siberia) as far the Bering Strait, which forms the maritime passage between the North Pacific and the Arctic Ocean. The report covers proposals for the greater ICL-World Link concept: this would create an integrated rail-tunnel and energy transfer corridor to link the continents via the Bering Strait in the 21st century. The articles include outstanding expositions by: Walter Hickel (former Governor of Alaska and Secretary of the Interior), Alexander Granberg (Academician, RAS), George Koumal (IBSTRG chairman), and Alexander Sergeyev (HydroOGK).