Earth Sciences
Nuclear Niño response observed in simulations of nuclear war scenarios
J. Coupe, S. Stevenson, et al.
This study reveals how smoke from nuclear war fires could trigger a significant climate response in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, leading to a drastic reduction in phytoplankton productivity and an extreme climate impact lasting up to seven years. Conducted by Joshua Coupe, Samantha Stevenson, and their colleagues, it highlights the potential for nuclear war to severely disrupt environmental stability and food security.
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