Sentences with phrase «nuclear winter does»

The FBI «expert» on nuclear winter doesn't mention anything about why that would have happened.

Does this mean that the hypothesis of nuclear winter does not survive testing by modern climate models?

Not exact matches

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.

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.»

I think this shows that the Russians hoped to use nuclear winter for propaganda, but this does not make nuclear winter false.

Maybe dropping a few nuclear warheads into volcanos to induce a nuclear winter would do the trick.

The bit of research that Sagan did that made an impact was the TTAPS «Nuclear Winter» study, which was arguably an example of political activism more than climate modeling.

While I do remember one unusually cold winter in the last 10 years when we had snow on the ground until the end of March because it just wouldn't get warm enough to thaw (France actually ran out of power for their electrical heating that year, leading to huge imports from Germany, because nuclear plants just don't adapt well to demand), normally we should be in spring by now.

In fact, for winter 2018/2019 (December through March), ISO New England forecasts a winter peak demand of 650 MW less than it did one year ago — a reduction roughly equivalent in size to the Pilgrim nuclear power plant in Plymouth, MA.

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

I think this shows that the Russians hoped to use nuclear winter for propaganda, but this does not make nuclear winter false.

Evidently, Mr. Seitz he is so smart that he doesn't need a Ph.D. [See Lawrence Badash, «A Nuclear Winter's Tale,» page 249.]

What do Russell Seitz and the FBI authors of the white paper have to say about the «hoax» of nuclear winter and the «notorious lack of scientific integrity» of our climate scientists now?

The white paper was written by someone who didn't research nuclear winter at all.