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Even a 'limited' nuclear war would starve millions of people, new study reveals

  • Written by Ryan Heneghan, Lecturer in Mathematical Ecology, Queensland University of Technology
Even a 'limited' nuclear war would starve millions of people, new study revealsUS Department of Energy

Even a relatively small nuclear war would create a worldwide food crisis lasting at least a decade in which hundreds of millions would starve, according to our new modelling published in Nature Food.

In a nuclear war, bombs dropped on cities and industrial areas would start firestorms, injecting large amounts of soot into the...

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