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1. The potential global atmospheric and climatic consequences of nuclear war are investigated using models previously developed to study the effects of volcanic eruptions. Although the results are necessarily imprecise due to wide range of possible scenaros and uncertainty in physical parameters, the most probable first-order effects are serious.

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2. Nuclear winter is a hypothetical climatic effect of nuclear war.. It may also refer to: Nuclear Winter, an album by The Lonely Forest; Nuclear Winter Volume 1 () or Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel (), mixtape albums by Sole; Nuclear Wintour, nickname for magazine editor Anna Wintour.

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3. Nuclear Winter discography and songs: Music profile for Nuclear Winter, formed Genres: Black Metal. Albums include Control Shot or Halls of the Red / Ode to War (Apotheosis of Hate), Misanthropy / Beyond the Nought, and Beyond the Nought.

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4. Nuclear winter Alan Robock∗ Nuclear winter is the term for a theory describing the climatic effects of nuclear war. Smoke from the fires started by nuclear weapons, especially the black, sooty smoke from cities and industrial facilities, would be heated by the Sun, lofted into the upper stratosphere, and spread globally, lasting for years.

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5. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Nuclear Winter - Frozen Few on AllMusic -

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6. Jun 08,  · After all, the consequences of a nuclear conflict will go well beyond global climate change and a nuclear winter. Depending on the size of the nuclear conflict, there could be widespread social disorder and alivkofniwarazancoudafupache.coinfo other words, be ready to protect yourself and your family. No one really knows how a nuclear winter would look.

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7. Called Nuclear Winter, this theory became a heated scientific topic, a pawn in Cold War brinkmanship and a lesson in how scientific understanding changes over time. But decades after detente finally ended the Cold War, it is clear that the theory of Nuclear Winter continues to raise new questions—not only about the devastation that would.

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8. Nuclear Winter. likes. Nuclear Winter is an original anarcho-punk band active as a trio in Southern Illinois. The band originated in the 's St. Louis punk music scene.

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9. The governments wouldn't even allow more than four soldiers in their territory at a time. Perhaps in the old days – yes, even during the Cold War, though Bradford had hazy memories of a time people feared the world would end in a nuclear winter – the Earth’s nations would have banded together in solidarity.

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