A recent international report led by a Rutgers scientists models the global impacts of even a small nuclear war and its catastrophic effects.
Dr. Lisa Cerceo, an academic hospitalist and chair of Health and Public Policy for the American College of Physicians, New Jersey, points out that a recent report led by Rutgers scientists found that even a small exchange of nuclear weapons could kill billions of people. " As a physician, I treat one patient at a time. The number 5.7 billion people is unfathomable."A few months ago, the war in Ukraine occupied every news outlet.
led by Rutgers scientists models the global impacts of even a small nuclear war and its catastrophic effects.four times hotter than the center of the Sun. Don’t miss an issue of our Opinion newsletter! Get it delivered each Wednesday right into your inbox by adding your email below and hitting"subscribe."Even a very “limited’ nuclear war involving less than 3% of the world’s nuclear arsenal would trigger a global famine that could kill more than 2 billion people. If the United States and Russia unleashed their arsenals on each other, the climate impact could starve three-quarters of the world’s population.
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