Nuclear winter

the human and environmental consequences of nuclear war

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Author

Mark A. Harwell

Publication

1984 - Springer-Verlag, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

44,750 words, Guess

Page Count

179 pages

Identifiers

Internet Archivenuclearwinterhum0000harw
Internet Archivenuclearwinterhum0000harw_n6l7
ISBN-100387960937
ISBN-139780387960937
Library of Congress Control Number84022126

and 2 more

OCLC Control Number11236213
Open LibraryOL2859405M

Classifications

DDC355/.0217
LCCU263 .H37 1984
LCCU363 .H37

and 1 more

LCCU363 .H37 1984

Subjects

Topics

Nuclear winter Adverse effects Nuclear warfare Radioactive Fallout Environmental aspects Nuclear warfare -- Environmental aspects Environmental aspects of Nuclear warfare

Other Editions

Nuclear winter: the human and environmental consequences of nuclear warSpringer-Verlag1984-01-01

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