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Nuclear war would cause global famine with more than five billion people killed, new study finds

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In a nuclear war, bombs targeted on cities and industrial areas would start firestorms, injecting large amounts of soot into the upper atmosphere. Such soot loadings would cause decadal disruptions in Earth's climate, which would impact food production systems on land and in the oceans. A war between India and Pakistan, which recently are accumulating more nuclear weapons with higher yield, could produce a stratospheric loading of 5 47 Tg. More than 2billion people could die from nuclear war between Pakistan and India, and more than 5billion from a war between the U.S. and Russia.

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