Examples of using Nuclear winter in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Dropping temperatures would plunge Earth into a nuclear winter, maybe for decades
The detonation of some hundreds of atomic bombs would cause a nuclear winter, with disastrous impacts on the environment and human food resources.
weapons in the world, which is more than enough for some extreme nuclear winter.
enough to precipitate nuclear winter several times over.
my neck for updates, and the only lead we got to stop nuclear winter isn't talking.
Okay. Wow. Well, I guess someone should capture the moment when our country doomed its future generations to a nuclear winter of perpetual darkness.
The only way nuclear war will wipe out humanity is by triggering nuclear winter, a crop-killing climate shift that occurs when smoldering cities send Sun-blocking soot into the stratosphere.
The danger of nuclear winter has been under-understood- poorly understood- by both policy makers and the public,” Michael Mills, a researcher at
which is finally starting to bounce back years after nuclear war and the following nuclear winter.
autumn to the depths of nuclear winter.
which is finally starting to bounce back years after the nuclear war and the following nuclear winter.".
autumn to the depths of nuclear winter.
autumn to the depths of nuclear winter.
If we live through this precarious moment, if his catastrophic instinct to retaliate doesn't lead us to nuclear winter, we will have much to thank our current leader for.
Turning to Trump, she said:"But if we live through this precarious moment- if his catastrophic instinct to retaliate doesn't lead us to nuclear winter- we will have much to thank this president for.
Turning to Trump, she said:"But if we live through this precarious moment- if his catastrophic instinct to retaliate doesn't lead us to nuclear winter- we will have much to thank this president for.
US-Russian arms accords have reduced by two-thirds the total number of nuclear weapons in the world's arsenals since nuclear winter was first described in the 1980s.
Russian arms accords have reduced by two-thirds the total number of nuclear weapons in the world's nuclear arsenals since nuclear winter was first described in the 1980s.
If we live through this precarious moment,” she began,“if[Trump's] catastrophic instinct to retaliate doesn't lead us to nuclear winter, we will have much to thank our current leader for.
But if we live through this precarious moment- if his catastrophic instinct to retaliate doesn't lead us to nuclear winter- we will have much to thank this president for.