A chilling new study reveals that a full-scale nuclear war between the U.S. and Russia wouldn't just kill millions with bombs — it would starve over five billion people in the years that follow. Firestorms would send massive amounts of soot into the upper atmosphere, blocking sunlight, collapsing global crop production, and triggering a famine on a scale humanity has never seen. Even smaller conflicts, like India vs. Pakistan, could disrupt the global food supply. The study urges one clear takeaway: to prevent nuclear war at all costs.
:movie_camera: Based on research published in Nature Food
:globe_showing_Europe-Africa: Featuring findings from Rutgers University
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