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'Locusts': CBS Puts Viewers in Swarms' Way
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"Locusts" is this month's winner of the "T.G.T.B.K." award. That's
"They've Got to Be Kidding," a little something special for films
that are a little something special themselves -- but only in their
alternately grin-and-groan ridiculousness.
As may be deduced from the title, subtle contrivance though it is,
"Locusts" depicts a modern-day bug plague visited upon the United
States, a nation already weary from the long-running nightmare of
Brad and Jen. Oh, will the madness never end?
As with another CBS Sunday night movie, the unexpected "Spring
Break Shark Attack," which aired in March, ...
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The scandal of nuclear winter.
Magazine article from: National Review
; ...explain something: There was no nuclear winter at Hiroshima or Nagasaki. Winterists...actually predict that localized nuclear winters would result from the particularly...after a nuclear attack. Global nuclear winter--which is the part of the...
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Nuclear Winter, Petroleum Summer
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; A PATH WHERE NO MAN THOUGHT Nuclear Winter and the End of the Arms Race By...global nuclear wars result in a nuclear winter that destroys global civilization...posed to the human species by nuclear winter at the most probable levels of...
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Nuclear winter confirmed.
Newspaper article from: National Forum
; Nuclear Winter Confirmed The theory of nuclear winter...study did not invalidate the effects of nuclear winter theory--agriculture would be tragically...by rain, could extend the effects of nuclear winter for several years. The latest climate...
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Nuclear Winter: The Sun Peeks Through
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...week comes from a New York Times article on "nuclear winter." You remember nuclear winter, the notion that in a nuclear war dust...exchange" might be nuclear fall instead of nuclear winter are pretty foolish, too. But it is better...
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NUCLEAR WINTER SMOKE GOETH BEFORE THE FALL.(Main)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...Revkin In the three years since "nuclear winter" was first postulated, controversy...smoke from fires ignited during a nuclear war would block out sunlight...cloud droplets, any effects of a nuclear winter might be reduced because rainfall...
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'Nuclear winter' still threat, scientists say
Newspaper article from: Oakland Tribune
; ...another third, the nightmarish visions of nuclear winter offered up by scientists during the Cold...and Nobel prize winners, the idea of nuclear winter captured the public imagination, though nuclear-weapons scientists found that nuclear...
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'Nuclear winter' still a threat, experts say
Newspaper article from: Oakland Tribune
; ...another third, the nightmarish visions of nuclear winter offered up by scientists during the Cold...and Nobel prize winners, the idea of nuclear winter captured the public imagination, though nuclear-weapons scientists found that nuclear...
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'Nuclear winter' is still a threat, scientists say Cold War buzzword returns to forefront
Newspaper article from: Oakland Tribune
; ...another third, the nightmarish visions of nuclear winter offered up by scientists during the Cold...and Nobel prize winners, the idea of nuclear winter captured the public imagination, though nuclear-weapons scientists found that nuclear...
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'Nuclear winter' looms, experts say
Newspaper article from: Oakland Tribune
; ...another third, the nightmarish visions of nuclear winter offered by scientists during the Cold...and Nobel prize winners, the idea of nuclear winter captured the public imagination, though nuclear-weapons scientists found nuclear winter...
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Nuclear winter status report.
Magazine article from: Science News
; Nuclear winter status report It "would be premature...account for the possibility that a "nuclear winter" might be initiated by nuclear...comment by U.S. agencies involved in nuclear winter research. One of the primary criticisms...
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