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Nuclear Winter, Petroleum Summer
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A PATH WHERE
NO MAN THOUGHT
Nuclear Winter and the
End of the Arms Race
By Carl Sagan and Richard Turco
Random House. 499 pp. $27.95
THE GLOBAL warming of the Cold War has undercut the relevance of
a variety of recent books. One example is A Path Where No Man
Thought: Nuclear Winter and the End of the Arms Race by Carl Sagan
and fellow atmospheric chemist Richard Turco.
Back in 1983, Sagan alarmed the world when he said that a
nuclear attack would generate enough soot and dust to make the
noon-day sun no brighter than a full moon, lowering the temperature
as much as 35 degrees ...
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