Geopolitical Economy Report US military studies if nuclear war on Russia would starve billions of people
Nov 30, 2024
In a chilling exploration, the potential impacts of nuclear conflict on agriculture are under scrutiny, predicting global famine and catastrophic loss of life. As the Ukraine war escalates, a study reveals that a nuclear winter could threaten billions. Despite a significant portion of the American population wanting peace, military spending continues unabated, reflecting a troubling bipartisan strategy. The podcast delves into the Trump administration's controversial decisions regarding arms treaties and the ongoing risks of increased nuclear tensions.
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US Military Studies Nuclear War's Impact on Agriculture
- The US military is studying the impact of nuclear war on agriculture, specifically in Eastern Europe and beyond.
- This research uses software called Agrishock to model effects on global food systems.
Nuclear War Could Cause Global Famine
- A Rutgers University study revealed that a full-scale nuclear war between the US and Russia could kill over 5 billion people due to famine.
- Global caloric production would decrease by about 90% within 3-4 years after the conflict.
Ukraine's Desperate Situation
- Ukraine is reportedly losing the war and resorting to desperate measures.
- Low morale, desertions, and disobedience among Ukrainian soldiers are contributing factors.