Sentences with phrase «if nuclear winter»

If nuclear winter «melted» and if nuclear winter is a hoax, why are the Russians experimenting with aerosols so they can dim the sun and cool the planet?

If nuclear winter research is not scientific, then why are the Russians having a conference about geoengineering?

Why would they be having this discussion if nuclear winter was a hoax?

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Dipoto's top draft picks Kyle Lewis, Joe Rizzo, Evan White and Sam Carlson all remain, as do most other recent draftees who look to help out the big - league team before we achieve nuclear winter, if we're lucky.

You're not exactly hunkering down for a nuclear winter, but if you can do a bit of batch cooking for the freezer to make things easier in the first few weeks then you'll feel smug if nothing else.

As with all «new» theories, very few of those present had read the Alvarez's paper or, if they had, they failed to understand that massive impacts could bring about a so - called «nuclear winter».

Mammoths didn't stand a chance, says Northern Arizona University space scientist Ted Bunch: «If the fires and the shock wave didn't get them, there was a nuclear winter that blocked out the sun and made eating difficult.»

In 1990, as tensions built toward war between the United States and Iraq, Sagan publicly stated that if Iraq lit its oilfields afire, the resulting petrochemical smoke might trigger a miniature but still disastrous nuclear winter effect.

Instead of trashing real climate scientists who study nuclear winter as stooges of KGB manipulation, maybe the FBI should see if the Wegman fiasco might be an actual example of their observation that «foreign researchers may be under pressure to make their research conclude what their government wants it to conclude, or they may be ordered to write completely fabricated studies.»

If you want to drive through a nuclear winter in style, this is the car for you.

In one of those instances where you look at the speaker and ask yourself if there isn't just a hint of conflict of interest, Mark Coker, CEO of Smashwords, said that Amazon's practices, if left unchecked, could lead to a «nuclear winter» for book publishing.

If Amazon's business practices continue unchecked the result could be a «nuclear winter» for book publishing — Mark Coker

COD Zombies if it was set in Manchester after a nuclear winter.

If you know about nuclear winter, maybe you can ask him some good questions so he will see through this silly paper that is an embarrassment for a security agency.

Nuclear winter is still very much the dominant theory for what would likely happen if a large scale war took place.

«I love wind turbines — they are the cathedrals of the modern age — but they are a waste of money if you have a low carbon solution that gets you through the winter... because when the wind blows you are going to have to either turn them down or something else down that you have already paid for like nuclear or CCS.»

What does Ogarkov say in his published books about nuclear winter, if anything?

Well, usually I criticize the KGB; but if the FBI smears famous Western scientists and gives credibility to Russell Seitz and a KGB defector who claims that nuclear winter is a KGB hoax, then I will criticize the FBI.

[30] This was followed by articles printed in the Wilmington morning star and the Baltimore Sun newspapers in mid to late January 1991, with the popular TV scientist personality of the time, Carl Sagan, who was also the co-author of the first few nuclear winter papers along with Richard P. Turco, John W. Birks, Alan Robock and Paul Crutzen together collectively stated that they expected catastrophic nuclear winter like effects with continental sized impacts of «sub-freezing» temperatures as a result of if the Iraqis went through with their threats of igniting 300 to 500 pressurized oil wells and they burned for a few months.

Because if you hide or delete evidence of that contact — and your spouse finds out — it will be a nuclear winter for your marriage,» she said.