USC Professors Warn Nuclear War Outranks The Day After
USC scholars describe groundburst versus air burst effects and long term contamination. A groundburst could leave a mile wide crater and 40 to 50 mile radioactive zone while atmospheric changes could trigger drastic cooling. Medical, shelter, and societal impacts include high ground zero mortality, mass burns, radiation sickness, and possible collapse of civilization without heat or food.
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USC
LeConte Cathey
John Purvis
Purvis
Pacific
Columbia
Steven Rosansky
USC School of Medicine
South Carolina
Physicians For Social Responsibility
Ground Zero
Rosansky
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