The possibility of nuclear war has been faced many times in history. But during the Cold War, this possibility reached its climax. Have you ever thought about where would be the safest place in the world if a nuclear war broke out?
Scientists around the world have been trying to predict what humanity might experience during a possible nuclear war
A new study focused on how safe people who survived a nuclear bombing would be and how people would live from then on.
In this study, scientists investigated how nuclear war would affect the food supply. For this, it was first calculated how the climate would change after nuclear explosions. It was then predicted how crops and marine life would adapt to the new climate.
Accordingly, after the war, most people will consume 8% fewer calories. In the following years, approximately 255 million people will succumb to famine.
Australia will be a much safer region compared to the rest of the world
According to the data of the study, people living in this country will be able to meet their calorie needs with wheat grown on the continent in spring.
