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1. Jul 29,  · The glib answer would be “Nuclear war.” But I’m guessing you’re looking for a little more detail. So. Nuclear explosions can put a lot of dust into the atmosphere. In addition, nuclear explosions cause huge fires that pump a lot of soot and ash i.

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2. 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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3. Apr 10,  · More in likely the snow does not turn black on the side of the road it is prob. more like a dark brown and that is from all of the dirt off of the road when the plows plow the snow off the road. It is also from peoples tires and dirt roads that are keeping the road dirty. But it is fine as you prob. see there will be more rocks and dirt in the.

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4. Aug 30,  · A Nuclear Winter Could Last Years After an All-Out War Between Russia and the US By Isobel Whitcomb - Live Science Contributor 30 August An all-out nuclear .

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5. The former German territory, transformed into a wasteland by the nuclear holocaust that ended the Second World War in , is the hostile setting of a new conflict between old enemies clenched in a struggle for the future of mankind. Surviving Nazi leaders and Wehrmacht forces resurface in from underground shelters to rebuild an empire from the ashes of the world.

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6. Sep 01,  · Its been nine years since an accident at a nuclear power plant plunged Montreal into an eternal winter; the city is now blanketed days a year in radioactive snow. But life goes on for folks like Flavie Beaumont, a mail courier on snowmobile whos carved out a pretty normal life for herself, Nothing’s rougher than a Canadian winter /5(61).

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7. *Nuclear Winter.* Although there had been earlier antecedents, the widespread public debate about nuclear winter [1] began in with the suggestion by Paul Crutzen, at the University of Colorado [2], and John Birks, at the Max Planck [3] Institute, that a large‐scale nuclear war could prod.

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8. Aug 28,  · In both the new and old models, a nuclear winter occurs as soot (black carbon) in the upper atmosphere blocks sunlight and causes global average surface temperatures to .

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