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Nuclear war would be enough to plunge the whole world into a “Little Ice Age”

Researchers found that even nations not involved in the dispute would suffer crop failures and plummeting temperatures

Newsroom July 11 10:00

A nuclear war between two countries would be enough to plunge the world into a “Little Ice Age”, scientists have warned.

Researchers found that even nations not involved in the dispute would suffer crop failures and plummeting temperatures, as the soot and smoke from nuclear firestorms thousands of miles away would block out the sun.

In the first month following nuclear detonation, average global temperatures would plunge by about 13F – a larger temperature change than in the last Ice Age, warned experts from Louisiana State and Rutgers universities.

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