A regional nuclear war, may last for a month or so, devastation the surrounding! But, it has much more impact left not only on the economy, or health of the region, but also hugely on the environment.
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Even a small-scale nuclear war is no less than a World War II disrupting the global climate for a decade or more! Its environmental effects prove devastating for every single life on Earth, according to university researchers.
These rigorous scientific studies are conducted by a team of scientists at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; the University of Colorado at Boulder (CU-Boulder); and UCLA.
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