more people would be killed by radioactive fallout rather than as an immediate result of the blast. The atomic bombs that hit Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of the second world war killed at ...

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way more people would be killed by radioactive fallout rather than the actual blast. Physicians also estimate that around 2.4 million people worldwide will eventually die from cancers due to ...

If you've ever played a Fallout game, you'll know the series revels in its nuclear-ravaged American setting. Fallout games have all been set in a US state, so it would stand to reason this aspect ...

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Instead I want to talk about two things: the medium-term effects and whether or not this change is reversible. You’re not going to like either answer. 1. The New Nuclear Age Why was Russia able to ...

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four people familiar with the terminations — and their fallout — told CNN. More than 300 employees were initially fired at the agency that is tasked with managing America’s nuclear weapons.